The german term is Absetzmulde (Image search).
They look like this:
Image source: Sirch GmbH
There are varios different styles of bulk goods containers that can be easily loaded on/off a truck, but I'm specifically looking for this shape.
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Sign up to join this communityThe german term is Absetzmulde (Image search).
They look like this:
Image source: Sirch GmbH
There are varios different styles of bulk goods containers that can be easily loaded on/off a truck, but I'm specifically looking for this shape.
That's called a skip in British English. It may have other names in other dialects.
British A large transportable open-topped container for building and other refuse:
I’ve salvaged a carpet from a skip[ODO]
A Google image search yields lots of examples.