Shipping container being transferred at a freight terminal

U.S. IMPORT LOGISTICS

From U.S. Arrival to Final Delivery

Connect port pickup, transloading, warehousing, domestic freight and commercial delivery through one U.S. operating network—with international freight support from Asia when needed.

4U.S. Facilities
440,000Sq Ft Warehouse Space
60+Company-Operated Trucks
Coast-to-CoastU.S. Delivery
Choose your next operation

The right service for each handoff.

Start with what your freight needs next. Explore one service or connect several into a shipment plan.

International Freight to the U.S.

Connect Asia-origin shipments with ANL's U.S. operating network.

From arrival to receiving

One Connected U.S. Operation

Use individual services or connect the stages your shipment needs.

  1. 01

    Port Arrival

    Container ship transporting ocean freight

    Import cargo arrives at the U.S. gateway.

  2. 02

    Drayage

    Container truck at a seaport

    Connect port pickup with the handling facility.

  3. 03

    Transloading

    Forklift handling freight inside a warehouse

    Unload and prepare cargo for its next move.

  4. 04

    Warehousing

    Warehouse aisle lined with pallet racks and stored cargo

    Stage or store freight before release.

  5. 05

    LTL / FTL

    Freight truck leaving a warehouse for delivery

    Move freight through domestic transport.

  6. 06

    Final Delivery

    Freight delivery at the receiving location

    Coordinate delivery with commercial receiving.

Operating difference

Why ANL for U.S. Import Operations

Asset-Backed Operations

U.S. warehouse and trucking assets support key import handoffs.

Gateway Access

Facilities in Southern California, New Jersey and Savannah.

Connected Coordination

Connect international arrivals with U.S. handling and delivery.

Commercial Cargo Experience

Plan around furniture, building materials, vehicles and project cargo.

Forklift handling freight inside a warehouse
Our U.S. warehouse network

Find your next operating point.

Four facilities across three U.S. markets. Confirm service availability and handling requirements for your cargo.

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All-terrain vehicles prepared for transloading
A connected service plan

A West Coast alternative for Christmas-bound cargo

18 ATVs moved from three ocean containers into two trucks for East Coast delivery.

SHIPMENT ROUTE
  1. Shanghai
  2. Los Angeles / Long Beach
  3. U.S. East Coast
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Your next move

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