Container Shipping and Moving Company To and From the Port of New Orleans, Louisiana 

Container Transport is insured, bonded, and licensed. We offer our clients a safety net when shipping containers with us. To ensure total compensation, we inspect your container, noting its conditions and contents, which enables us to identify any damages or breakages on delivery. However, this is rare as our drivers are certified to transport containers. They understand the rules and regulations governing container shipments in Louisiana. They understand the ins and outs of the major and minor roads, giving access to urban and rural areas. We ship your container through the most efficient routes, guaranteeing timeliness and safety. 

Container Transport ensures constant and open communication with our clients. We offer you peace of mind by updating you on your container's shipment progress to or from the Port of New Orleans, Louisiana. Finally, Container Transport ensures all our clients have a satisfying container shipping process. We, therefore, assist you in moving over-dimensional and overweight containers and those needing specialized handling. Finally, we are available 24 hours a day, and we ship containers across the year, on holidays, and in all weather. Contact us today for booking.

What You Need To Know About the Port of New Orleans, Louisiana 

The Port of New Orleans, Louisiana, is located along the Mississippi River. It's among the most critical ports in the United States, a gateway for international trade for the U.S., Europe, Latin America, and Asia. It's only 100 miles from the Gulf of Mexico and connects to an extensive highway network and 6 Class I railroads. It heavily relies on multimodal transportation. The Port mainly handles containerized cargo, bulk commodities, and break-bulk cargo. Finally, the Port has provided nearly 120,000 jobs and continues to generate billions for the region and the nation.

Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal

It's the port's largest container terminal. It's operated by Ports America and New Orleans Terminal LLC and is equipped with reach stackers, automated systems, and gantry cranes to maximize efficiency. The terminal is also connected to the Port of New Orleans's six Class I railroads.

Nashville Avenue Terminal Complex

It mainly handles break-bulk cargo such as forest products and steel. It's connected to trucking and rail networks.

Henry Clay Avenue Terminal

It majors in coffee imports, making the Port among the country's most prominent coffee-handling ports.

Alabo Street Wharf

It mainly handles general and bulk cargo, which is favored by the terminal's deep berths, which can accommodate large vessels.

France Road Terminal

It is used for handling heavy-lift cargo and steel. It has ample storage areas.