Lashing inside the container is critically important in the import-export business for several key reasons: 1. Cargo Safety: Lashing secures the goods inside the container to prevent movement during transit. Unsecured cargo can shift and get damaged due to rough sea conditions, sharp turns, or sudden stops. 2. Avoiding Financial Loss: Damaged goods can lead to financial losses due to product value loss, insurance claims, and unhappy clients. Proper lashing minimizes this risk. 3. Compliance with

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