🇺🇸Port of Long Beach
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About the Port of Long Beach
The Port of Long Beach is the second-busiest container port in the United States. Known as the "Green Port," it leads in environmental initiatives while handling massive cargo volumes.
- Green Port Policy
- Middle Harbor Terminal
- BNSF and UP rail access
- Shore power for vessels
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Carriers at Long Beach
Maersk Line
MSC (Mediterranean Shipping Company)
CMA CGM
COSCO Shipping
Evergreen Line
Hapag-Lloyd
Yang Ming Marine Transport
Hyundai Merchant MarinePopular routes
Shipping through Long Beach — common questions
Which shipping lines call at the Port of Long Beach?
Maersk Line, MSC (Mediterranean Shipping Company), CMA CGM, COSCO Shipping, Evergreen Line, Hapag-Lloyd, Yang Ming Marine Transport, Hyundai Merchant Marine all maintain regular services at Long Beach. As an NVOCC, Gateway Lines books space across these carriers and quotes a single all-in price.
How deep is the Port of Long Beach?
Port of Long Beach offers a maximum alongside depth of 76 feet across 7 container terminals, which determines the largest vessel classes the port can work.
How much cargo does Long Beach handle?
The Port of Long Beach moves 8.1 Million TEU per year (#2 in USA), with facilities covering container terminals, breakbulk cargo, on-dock rail and more.
What is UN/LOCODE USLGB?
USLGB is the United Nations location code for the Port of Long Beach in Long Beach, California, United States. It identifies the port on bills of lading, schedules, and customs filings worldwide.
Can Gateway Lines handle my shipment through Long Beach?
Yes — Gateway Lines is a licensed NVOCC moving FCL and LCL freight through Long Beach, with customs clearance, cargo insurance, and door delivery quoted in one all-in number, and free live container tracking on every shipment.