U.S. arrival to final delivery

From U.S. Port to Final Delivery

Connect drayage, transloading and delivery from U.S. ports to your receiving address, with cross-border options from the U.S. to Mexico.

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Customer challenges

A Released Container Still Needs a Delivery Plan

Unpredictable inland timing, several delivery destinations and accumulating port or container charges need a coordinated operating plan.

Container Charges Keep Accumulating

When pickup, warehouse space or the receiver is not ready, port and container time can turn into extra costs.

One Container, Several Warehouses

A shipment may need sorting, new pallets and separate appointments before it can move to several receiving points.

Inland Handoffs Lack Coordination

Rail, direct-truck and outsourced warehouse handoffs can make the onward schedule difficult to control.

Service coverage

Own the Handoffs After Port Arrival

Connect the port, ANL warehouse and domestic trucking stages. Split a container by SKU or destination, change to suitable domestic equipment, or stage inventory until receiving appointments are ready.

Pickup & Container Turnaround

Coordinate port release, pickup, unloading and container return around available free time.

Transload, Sort & Store

Unload at an ANL warehouse, sort and palletize by shipment instructions, or hold cargo when the receiving location is not ready.

Domestic Dispatch

Connect ANL trucks and domestic linehaul capacity with FBA, third-party warehouse and commercial receiving requirements.

Why American New Logistics

A Connected Port, Warehouse and Trucking Operation

Warehouses Near Port Gateways

Nearby self-operated warehouses shorten port round trips and support container turnover.

Dedicated Transloading Handling

Dedicated working areas and transloading dispatch staff coordinate unloading, cargo preparation and the next departure.

Scheduled Domestic Connections

Four warehouse origins connect to scheduled U.S. trunk routes and ANL’s own truck operations.

China–U.S. Coordination

Chinese customer service and U.S. dispatch teams provide round-the-clock coordination across the handoffs.

ANL operating resources

ANL Operating Capabilities

24 hours

Warehouse unloading

Unloading timing after the container reaches the ANL transloading warehouse.

10+

Domestic trunk routes

Linehaul connections originating from the four-warehouse network.

7×24

Customer and dispatch support

China customer-service and U.S. dispatch coordination.

Plan your shipment

Connect Your Arrival With the Next Delivery

Tell us where your freight will arrive, its expected arrival date, release status and final destination. We can connect pickup with the handling, storage and delivery your shipment needs. Your quote explains which services are included and how customs, duties, terminal, chassis and storage charges apply.

How it works

Port Arrival to Final Delivery

Follow the port-to-warehouse-to-truck sequence. Coordinate customs and cargo release before port pickup.

01
Port Pickup

Your container is collected from the port after the required releases are in place.
02
ANL Warehouse

The container moves to an ANL warehouse for the handling your shipment needs.
03
Unload & Tally

Cargo is unloaded, counted and checked on receipt.
04
Sort & Prepare

Your goods are sorted by SKU or destination and prepared for the next shipment.
05
ANL Trucking

Outbound freight is dispatched through ANL trucks or the agreed domestic linehaul service.
06
Final Delivery

Your cargo is delivered to the designated receiving location.