Container Unloading
Unload floor-loaded or palletized freight to the agreed handling plan.
Transloading Services
Transloading Services
Unload and reconfigure import freight around its next destination—then connect the cargo directly with storage, trucking or final delivery.
What is transloading?
Prepare import cargo for its next U.S. move.
Transloading means unloading cargo from ocean containers and preparing it for domestic transport. Sorting, pallet preparation and reloading connect the inbound shipment with its next destination.
24h Container devanning target
Unload containers within 24 hours of warehouse arrival, then prepare cargo for its next move.
4 Self-operated U.S. facilities
Handling resources across Ontario, Carson / Long Beach, New Jersey and Savannah.
60+ Self-operated trucks
Our own trucking and dispatch resources connect container pickup with warehouse handling and outbound transport.
Our transloading capabilities
Handling built around your cargo
Sorting & Segregation
Separate cargo by shipment group or outbound destination.
Pallet Preparation
Arrange and secure freight for its next transport leg.
Short-Term Staging
Coordinate holding time between unloading and onward transport.
LTL & FTL Preparation
Prepare the outbound load for domestic trucking.
Delivery Coordination
Connect handling with the agreed receiving arrangements.
Why American New Logistics
24-Hour Devanning. Sorting, Palletizing and Reloading.
24-Hour Container Devanning
A 24-hour devanning target after warehouse arrival helps move containers through unloading and into the next handling stage.
Sorting, Palletizing & Reloading
Separate cargo by destination, prepare and secure pallets, and reload freight into the equipment required for domestic distribution.
Own Warehouses and Trucking
ANL’s self-operated warehouses and trucks support port pickup, devanning, temporary holding and onward dispatch through the same operating network.
Load Planning With a Proven Example
At Long Beach, ANL transloaded 18 ATVs from three 40HQ containers into two 53-foot trucks for onward inland delivery.
How it works
From port arrival to onward transport
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Port Pickup
Coordinate collection from the arrival port.
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Facility Arrival
Receive the container at the handling location.
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Unloading
Unload and check the inbound cargo.
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Sort & Prepare
Group and prepare freight for outbound loading.
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Stage
Hold cargo when the shipment plan requires it.
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Outbound Transport
Move by LTL, FTL or final delivery.
Stages are planned around the shipment; storage and transport are confirmed as part of the requested scope.
U.S. operating connections
Facilities for transloading review
Confirm the handling method, equipment and outbound requirements with the selected operating point.
Your next move
Get a Quote
Plan Your Transloading Requirements
Share container type, cargo and packaging, piece counts, weight, destination groups and outbound loading requirements.