…purchased and steel coils begin to arrive at the port. 1966: Ground is broken for a new 500-foot wharf at Beckett Street Terminal. 1968: State Legislature revamps the Port Commission…
29 Apr20150
Update re: Phone System Outage – Service Restored Copy
***UPDATE 6/9/2020 All phone system service is restored, thank you for your patience*** The phone system outage is related to damaged fiber lines from the June 3rd storm. Utility crews…
Update re: Phone System Outage – Service Restored
***UPDATE 6/9/2020 All phone system service is restored, thank you for your patience*** The phone system outage is related to damaged fiber lines from the June 3rd storm. Utility crews…
Announcement- Phone System Outage – June 4, 2020
Please be aware that we are experiencing problems with our phone system due to yesterday’s storms. We are working diligently along with the phone company to resolve the issue. Please…
SJPC WINS $1 MILLION GRANT THANKS TO SENATOR MENENDEZ, SENATOR BOOKER & CONGRESSMAN NORCROSS
…must invest in their infrastructure to secure our competitiveness and keep our state and national economies moving,” said Sen. Menendez. “This federal grant will ensure Balzano Marine Terminal can continue…
2021 Cargo Numbers Indicate Record-breaking Year for South Jersey Ports
…steel slabs. Plywood import tonnage increased by 98% totaling 220,812 tons demonstrating the Camden terminals as a premiere plywood portal on the East Coast. Cocoa beans totaled 76,108 tons, a…
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING COMPANY NAMES VESSEL AFTER THE CITY OF CAMDEN
…more than three decades, Clipper Bulk Shipping has been a steadfast partner in Camden City, importing steel from Northern Europe, with a focus on tinplate in coils, steel coils, and…
Construction commences at South Jersey Port’s Paulsboro Marine Terminal, solidifying South Jersey’s share of America’s offshore wind energy industry
…million factory to manufacture the massive monopiles which are the bedrock of the wind-energy industry along the Atlantic coast. South Jersey Port Corporation (SJPC)and the State of New Jersey are…
LOGISTICS SPOTLIGHT: D&M TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
…as expert haulers of a variety of specialty steel cargos including high-quality rolled steel, flat plate steel, and structural steel beams. Dan Szustowicz, Sr. was in high school when he…
Grow your business with South Jersey Port
EXPERIENCE EXCELLENCE AT OUR FACILITIES
SERVING the Mid-Atlantic & North American Heartland
The South Jersey Port Corporation (SJPC) is a national leader in bulk and breakbulk cargoes, shipping and receiving to and from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Europe. The Port Corporation’s international seaport facilities annually handle more than 4 million tons of bulk, breakbulk and containerized cargoes.
- Logistics services
- Short and/or long-term storage
- Crane services
- Marine terminal services
- On-dock rail
Advantages
World-Class Deep-Water Ports
Always Customer Focused
Excellent Highway & Rail Access
Diversified Cargo Handling & Services
Location – SJPC is situated in the heart of the Mid-Atlantic with access to one of the most concentrated consumer markets in the world. Easy, fast connections to the interstate highway system provide our customers with access to over 55 million residents. More than 38 million consumers are within a short two-hour drive and 33% of the United States population is within a day’s drive.
Transportation – Our expanding rail freight network gives our customers the surface transportation advantage they need to move their products and goods efficiently and economically with connections to the East Coast, Southern, Mid-West, Great Lakes regions, and beyond.
Available Land and Facilities – With even more ground and facilities for expansion in Camden and Paulsboro, the SJPC offers viable, cost-effective options for businesses that trade, ship, process, or distribute maritime cargoes and products.
Foreign Trade Zone – The Port of Salem is in Foreign Trade Zone 142, in combination with nearby Millville Executive Airport. Businesses can import and store goods duty-free indefinitely; lower the cost to process imported goods; and import for eventual re-export goods that are subject to a quota or a high duty rate. Simply put, our FTZ can help your company’s bottom line.
Customer Service – Always customer-focused, the SJPC marine terminals deliver personal and unparalleled customer service and can handle all your cargo requirements. Our team is ready to serve!
To learn more, contact our business development team today:
Brendan Dugan
Assistant Executive Director/Chief Development Officer
Phone: 856-757-4993
Email: bdugan@southjerseyport.com