Container Unloading and Piece Count
Our crew counts each carton coming out of an Elizabeth, Newark or Bayonne box piece by piece against your packing list.
Platton runs transloading in New Jersey for containers that discharge at Elizabeth, Port Newark and Bayonne. Our transloading services take the freight out of the ocean box at import warehouse facilities on the Port of New York and New Jersey corridor and send it on by domestic truck or rail, palletized and labeled for the receiver waiting on it.
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Send your packing list for a Newark Bay quotePlatton's transload warehouse sits a short dray from the berths. We pull containers from APM Terminals Elizabeth, Maher Terminals and Port Newark Container Terminal (PNCT) on Newark Bay, from Port Liberty Bayonne, and from Port Liberty New York on Staten Island and Red Hook Container Terminal in Brooklyn on the New York side of the harbor.
Same-day pickup is the norm on our New Jersey drayage: 93% of its port pickups leave the terminal the day the box is available.

Platton quotes New Jersey transloading per container. We quote from your container size and cargo, the pallets we build or label, and the trailer, LTL or rail leg you choose. The quote comes back live and instant, and your rate stays put once you book. Check how your cargo cubes out with the container capacity calculator.
Platton, the import-focused US forwarder, builds every New Jersey transload around your receiver's specs, with sorting for several receivers, pallet rework and short-term storage when a load needs them.
Our crew counts each carton coming out of an Elizabeth, Newark or Bayonne box piece by piece against your packing list.
Tell us the pallet height, weight limit and label layout your receiver demands, and our palletizing crew builds, labels and stretch-wraps each load to that spec before it goes on the trailer. Each pallet leaves the corridor labeled for the dock it is headed to, whether that is a retail DC in North Jersey or a store group in New England.
Long-haul freight is loaded into domestic containers for CSX or Norfolk Southern rail at their North Jersey ramps, a short run from our dock, and Turnpike trucks take the shorter Northeast runs.
Trailers from our dock reach DCs in Carteret, Edison and Secaucus within a short drive of the port, and the New Jersey Turnpike carries the rest of your Northeast deliveries north and south. Platton sends full 53-foot trailers by FTL trucking and books LTL shipping when one container feeds several Northeast receivers in New York, Pennsylvania and New England. Amazon-bound pallets ride our Amazon FBA shipping to fulfillment center appointments in North Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania and up the Hudson Valley.
Westbound rail loads reach the Ohio Valley and Midwest markets, Chicago included.

Your devan gets a dock slot on the first day the box can leave Elizabeth, Newark or Bayonne, so the empty goes back before free time runs out. Our guide to container detention and per diem covers the carrier's clock after the gate.
Ship Elizabeth containers as receiver-ready pallets
Platton is a member of WCA, JCtrans and NCBFAA.
Real-time container tracking shows your box on its way into the harbor, and once the freight is on our floor, the WMS shows every pallet built, held or shipped.
Platton's AI-driven platform puts an instant live quote in front of you, locks the rate at booking and generates your documents automatically.
1. Open the job. Share the container number, size and packing list, and tell us whether the cargo is palletized or floor-loaded.
2. Choose the outbound. Pick trailers, rail or LTL for each receiver and confirm the live quote on the platform.
3. We devan and build. The container is unloaded against your packing list at our dock, and pallets are built, labeled and wrapped to your receiver's specs.
4. Freight ships. Your pallets leave our dock on the trailer, rail load or LTL shipment you picked for each receiver.
We tell you about every short or damaged carton before the freight leaves our New Jersey dock, with the packing-list count in hand, so you can raise it with your supplier right away.
Yes. Platton pulls containers from Port Liberty New York on Staten Island and Red Hook Container Terminal in Brooklyn as well as from Elizabeth, Newark and Bayonne, and transloads them at our dock on the port corridor.
Yes. We work from the routing guide your retailer sends and set pallet height, weight and labels to match it before the load is wrapped.

Platton turns containers from Elizabeth, Newark and Bayonne into counted, labeled pallets built for the dock they are headed to, and sends them out by Turnpike truck or rail. Ask for a live quote and see your New Jersey transload priced instantly.
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