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ICT operates first class container freight stations, specializing in loading and devanning of international shipping containers in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Miami and New York.

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International Cargo Terminals

International Cargo Terminals (ICT) is a fully bonded container freight station handling ocean, air, and inland cargo.  It is a subsidiary of the Scan-Group A/S in Denmark. It operates a worldwide business dedicated to transportation and logistics services under the brands, Shipco Transport, Scan-Shipping, and Strait Air.  ICT established its foothold in the United States in 2008 in Miami, FL, and has developed container freight station operations in Port Elizabeth, NJ, Atlanta, GA, and Busan in South Korea. In addition to these facilities, ICT is also operating airfreight export screening facilities in Atlanta, GA, Los Angeles, CA as well as Kearny, NJ.

ICT is planning new facilities in the United States and other locations globally. ICT’s expertise is handling import and export LCL-consolidation containers (F.A.K. – freight of all kinds – including certain hazardous commodities) as well as Transloads, Cross-Dock, Export Assembly Accounts (Buyer’s Consolidation), Warehouse Distribution as well as storage for non-hazardous cargo in all of the ocean freight facilities. In addition, ICT offers drayage, IPI moves, FTL, and LTL trucking across the USA. Our online and cloud-based systems offer our customers EDI capabilities and 24/7 tracking and inventory information access.

Our Logistic Services

ICT caters to the NVOCC and Freight Forwarding community to deliver a variety of full-scale CFS operations focusing on safety, modern technologies and efficiency.

Ocean Export

ICT caters to the NVOCC and Freight Forwarding community to deliver a variety of full-scale CFS operations focusing on safety, modern technologies and efficiency.

Ocean Import

Experienced staff specialized in the Deconsolidation of Import Containers, offering a vast IPI Inland Network. 

Trans-Loading

Offering full trans load and cross-dock service, including Drayage and FTL door Deliveries. 

Warehousing

Secure Warehousing and additional Logistic Services customized to our client needs.

Trucking

In addition to Port Drayage, we provide Regional and National FTL services.Contact our expert team today! 

 

Cloud Based WMS

User friendly Cloud Based system to track and trace your cargo status easily.

Our Locations

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Atlanta 1

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Elizabeth

Kearny

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Sustainability

Elizabeth, NJ Charging Station

5,500 Solar Panels at Elizabeth, NJ Facility

  • As part of ICT’s (International Cargo Terminals) continued Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) efforts and strategies to drive accountability today for a more sustainable tomorrow, ICT (International Cargo Terminals) has committed internal resources in 2023 to collaborate with our accounts, suppliers, and stakeholders to develop a more strategic approach to ESG.
  • We are mindful of our opportunity and responsibility to seek a more sustainable path in our business practices. We will do this for the protection of our environment and planet for existing and future generations. In addition, we will continually evaluate how we can create unique logistics solutions that deliver value with best-in-class transportation options as well as ESG awareness and consideration. We are determined to make a positive difference.
  • ICT initiated already in 2011 a more sustainable way to operate. At our Elizabeth facility we installed 5,500 solar panels on the roof in a joint collaboration with the energy company Renewvia, and these panels has contributed significantly to our consumption of electricity (up to 85-90 %). In the same year we invested in our first electric forklifts (3). However we did not stop there. Over the last 2 years, our renewal of forklifts in our fleet is now almost 100pct. We are today operating 6 electric reach trucks and 8 regular sit-down fork-lifts.
  • ICT similarly supplemented our forklift fleet in Atlanta with 4 regular electric sit-down forklifts, 2 in our Kearny, NJ facility and Miami will be next. We are committed to only acquire electric fork-lifts for our fleet renewal going forward. It is our goal to have 95 pct of all our forklifts to be electric by 2030.
  • Further initiatives includes the following :
    – Led motion sensor lighting in all warehouse
    – Introduction of paperless process and WMA with digital and IPAD integration, which reduce paper use significantly.
    – Use and continue explore the utilization of renewable and or recycled products for packaging by joining forces with vendors that share the same values.

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2024

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Kearny, 590 Belleville

Address

Kearny
590 Belleville
Turnpike
NJ 07032

Phone

+1 (201) 433 3200

Fax

+1 (866) 592 8639

Email

Exports: ictnyc@intlcargoterminals.com
Imports: nycictimp@intlcargoterminals.com

Kearny, 590 Belleville

Address

Kearny
590 Belleville
Turnpike
Elizabeth, NJ 07032

Atlanta, GA Location

Address

2011 Sullivan Rd , College Park GA 30337

Atlanta, Contact Details

Address

2011 Sullivan Rd , College Park GA 30337

Phone

Reception
+1 (404) 662 2918
Management
+1 (404) 662 2917

Fax

N/A

Email

atlictdist@intlcargoterminals

Long Beach, CA Contact Details

Address

International Cargo Terminals Inc. 2220 E. Carson Street Long Beach,CA 90810

Phone

+1 (562) 268 5002

Fax

+1 (562) 684 4789

Email

 ictlgbinfo@intlcargoterminals.com

Long Beach, CA Location

Address

International Cargo Terminals Inc. 2220 E. Carson Street Long Beach,CA 90810

Miami, FL Location

Address

International Cargo Terminals Inc.
10051 Northwest 99th Avenue
Medley, FL 33178

Miami, FL Contact Details

Address

International Cargo Terminals Inc.
10051 Northwest 99th Avenue
Medley, FL 33178

Phone

+1 (305) 459 2600

Fax

 +1 (305) 459 2601

Email

ictmia@intlcargoterminals.com

Elizabeth, 699 Kapkowski Road

Address

International Cargo Terminals Inc.
699 Kapkowski Road
Elizabeth, NJ 07201

Elizabeth, 699 Kapkowski Road

Address

International Cargo Terminals Inc.
699 Kapkowski Road
Elizabeth, NJ 07201

Phone

+1 (201) 433 3200

Fax

+1 (866) 592 8639

Email

Exports: ictnyc@intlcargoterminals.com
Imports: nycictimp@intlcargoterminals.com

Atlanta, GA Location

Address

International Cargo Terminal Inc
4849 Massachusetts Boulevard, College Park, Atlanta, GA 30337

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Approved and promulgated by American Warehouse Association, October 1968; revised and promulgated by International Warehouse Logistics Association, January 1998

ACCEPTANCE – SEC. 1
(a) This contract and rate quotation including accessorial charges endorsed on or attached hereto must be accepted within 30 days from the proposal date by signature of depositor on the reverse side of the contract. In the absence of a written acceptance, the act of tendering goods described herein for storage or other services by warehouseman within 30 days from the proposal date shall constitute such acceptance by depositor.
(b) In the event that goods tendered for storage or other services do not conform to the description contained herein, or conforming goods are tendered after 30 days from the proposal date without prior written acceptance by depositor as provided in paragraph (a) of this section, warehouseman may refuse to accept such goods. If warehouseman accepts such goods, depositor agrees to rates and charges as may be assigned and invoiced by warehouseman and to all items of this contract.
(c) This contract may be canceled by either party upon 30 days written notice and is cancelled if no storage or other services are performed under this contract for a period of 180 days.

SHIPPING – SEC. 2
Depositor agrees not to ship goods to warehouseman as the named consignee. If, in violation of this agreement, goods are shipped to warehouseman as named consignee, depositor agrees to notify carrier in writing prior to such shipment with copy of such notice to the warehouseman, the warehouseman named as consignee is a warehouseman and has not beneficial title or interest in such property and depositor further agrees to indemnify and hold harmless warehouseman from any and all claims for unpaid transportation charges including demurrage, undercharges, detention or charges of any nature in connection with goods so shipped. Depositor further agrees that if it fails to notify carrier as required by the preceding sentence, warehouseman shall have the right to refuse such goods and shall not be liable or responsible for any loss, injury or damage of any nature to, or related to, such goods.

TENDER FOR STORAGE – SEC. 3
All goods for storage shall be delivered at the warehouse properly marked and packaged for handling. The depositor shall furnish at or prior to such delivery, a manifest showing marks, brands, or sizes to be kept and accounted for separately and the class of storage and other services desired.

STORAGE PERIOD AND CHARGES – SEC. 4
(a) All charges for storage are per package or other agreed unit per month.
(b) Storage charges become applicable upon the date that warehouseman accepts care, custody and control of the goods, regardless of unloading date or date of issue of warehouse receipt.
(c) Except as provided in paragraph (d) of this section, a full month’s storage charge will apply on all goods received between the first and the 15th, inclusive of calendar month, and a full month’s storage charge will apply to all goods in storage on the first day of the next and succeeding calendar months. All storage charges are due and payable on the first day of storage for the initial month and thereafter on the first day of the calendar month.
(d) When mutually agreed by the warehouseman and the depositor, a storage month shall extend from a date in one calendar month to, but not including, the same date of the next and all succeeding months. All storage charges are due and payable on the first day of the storage month.

TRANSFER, TERMINATION OF STORAGE, REMOVAL OF GOODS – SEC. 5
(a) Instructions to transfer goods on the books of the warehouseman are not effective until delivered to and accepted by warehouseman and all charges up to the time transfer is made are chargeable to the depositor of record. If a transfer involved rehandling the goods, such will be subject to a charge. When goods in storage are transferred from one party to another through issuance of a new warehouse receipt. A new storage date is established on the date of transfer.
(b) The warehouseman reserves the right to move, at his expense, 14 days after notice is sent by certified or registered mail to the depositor of record or to the last known holder of the negotiable warehouse receipt, any goods in storage from the warehouse in which they may be stored to any other of his warehouses but if such depositor or holder takes delivery of his good in lieu of transfer, no storage charge shall be made for the current storage month. Warehouseman will store the goods at and may without notice move the goods within and between any one or more of the warehouse buildings which comprise the warehouse complex identified on the front of this warehouse receipt.
(c) The warehouseman may upon written notice to the depositor of record and any other person known by the warehouseman to claim an interest in the goods, require the removal of any goods by the end of the next succeeding storage month. Such notice shall be given to the last known place of business or abode of the person to be notified. If goods are not removed before the net succeeding storage month, the warehouseman may sell them in accordance with applicable law.
(d) If as a result of a quality or condition of the goods of which the warehouseman had no notice at the time of deposit the goods are a hazard to other property or to the warehouse or to persons, the warehouseman may sell the goods at public or private sale without advertisement on reasonable notification to all persons known to claim an interest in the goods. If the warehouseman after a reasonable effort is unable to sell the goods, he may dispose of them in any lawful manner and shall incur no liability by reason of such disposition. Pending such disposition, sale or return of the goods, the warehouseman may remove the goods from the warehouse and shall incur no liability by reason of such removal.

HANDLING – SEC. 6
(a) The handling charge covers the ordinary labor involved in receiving goods at warehouse door, placing goods in storage and returning goods to warehouse door. Handling charges are due and payable on receipt of goods.
(b) Unless otherwise agreed, labor for unloading and loading goods will be subject to a charge. Additional expenses incurred by the warehouseman in receiving and handling damaged goods, and additional expense in unloading from or loading into cars or other vehicles not at warehouse door will be charged to the depositor.
(c) Labor and materials used in loading rail cars or their vehicles are charged to the depositor.
(d) When goods are ordered out in quantities less than in which received, the warehouseman may make an additional charge for each order or each item of an order.
(e) The warehouseman shall not be liable for demurrage or detention, delays in unloading inbound cars, trailers or other containers, or delays in obtaining and loading cars, trailers or other containers, for outbound shipment unless warehouseman has failed to exercise reasonable care.

DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS – SEC. 7
(a) No goods shall be delivered or transferred except upon receipt by the warehouseman of complete written instructions. Written instructions shall include, but are not limited to, FAX, EDI, TWX or similar communication provided warehouseman has no liability when relying on the information contained in the communication as received. However, when no negotiable receipt is outstanding, goods may be delivered upon instruction by telephone in accordance with a prior written authorization, but the warehouseman shall not be responsible for loss or error occasioned thereby.
(b) When a negotiable receipt has been issued no goods covered by that receipt shall be delivered, or transferred on the books of the warehouseman, unless the receipt properly endorsed is surrendered for cancellation or for endorsement of partial delivery thereon. If a negotiable receipt is lost or destroyed, delivery of the goods may be made only upon order of a court of competent jurisdiction and the posting of security approved by the court as provided by law.
(c) When goods are ordered out a reasonable time shall be given the warehouseman to carry out instructions, and if he is unable because of acts of God, war, public enemies, seizure under legal process, strikes, lockouts, riots and civil commotion, or any reason beyond the warehouseman’s control, or because of loss or destruction of goods for which warehouseman is not liable, or because of any other excuse provided by law, the warehouseman shall not be liable for failure to carry out such instructions and goods remaining in storage will continue to be subject to regular storage charges.

EXTRA SERVICES (SPECIAL SERVICES) – SEC. 8
(a) Warehouse labor required for services other than ordinary handling and storage will be charged to the depositor.
(b) Special services required by depositor including but not limited to compiling of special stock statements, reporting marked weights, serial numbers or other data from packages, physical check of goods and handling transit billing will be subject to a charge.
(c) Dunnage, bracing, packing materials or other special supplies, may be provided for the depositor at a charge in addition to the warehouseman’s cost.
(d) By prior arrangement, goods may be received or delivered during other than usual business hours, subject to a charge.
(e) Communication expense including postage, teletype, telegram or telephone will be charged to the depositor if such concern more than normal inventory reporting or if, at the request of the depositor, communications are made by other than regular United States mail.

BONDED STORAGE – SEC. 9
(a) A charge in addition to regular rates will be made for merchandise in bond.
(b) Where a warehouse receipt covers goods in U.S. Customs bond, such receipt shall be void upon the termination of the storage period fixed by law.

MINIMUM CHARGES – SEC. 10
(a) A minimum handling charge per lot and a minimum storage charge per lot per month will be made. When a warehouse receipt covers more than one lot or when a lit is in assortment, a minimum charge per mark, brand, or variety will be made.
(b) A minimum monthly charge to one account for storage and/or handling will be made. This charge will apply also to each account when one customer has several accounts, each requiring separate records and billing.

LIABILITY AND LIMITATION OF DAMAGES – SEC. 11
(a) The warehouseman shall not be liable for any loss or injury to goods stored, however caused unless such loss or injury resulted from the failure by the warehouseman to exercise such care in regard to them as a reasonably careful man would exercise under the circumstances and warehouseman is not liable for damages which could not have been avoided by the exercise of such care.
(b) Goods are not insured by the warehouseman against loss or injury however caused.
(c) The depositor declares that damages are limited to $0.50./lb per unit / MAX $50 per shipment, provided, however, that such liability may at the time of acceptance of this contract as provided in the section 1 be increased upon depositor’s written request on part or all of the goods hereunder in which event an additional monthly charge will be made based upon such increased valuation.
(d) Where loss or injury occurs to stored goods, for which the warehouseman is not liable, the depositor shall be responsible for the cost of removing and disposing of such goods and the cost of any environmental clean up and site remediation resulting from the loss or injury to the goods.

NOTICE OF CLAIM AND FILING OF SUIT – SEC. 12
(a) Claims by the depositor and all other persons must be presented in writing to the warehouseman within a reasonable time, and in no event longer than either 60 days after delivery of the goods by the warehouseman or 60 days after depositor of record or the last known holder of a negotiable warehouse receipt is notified by the warehouseman that loss or injury to part or all of the goods has occurred, whichever time is shorter.
(b) No action may be maintained by the depositor or others against the warehouseman for loss or injury to the goods stored unless timely written claim has been given as provided in paragraph (a) of this section and unless such action is commenced either within nine months after the date of delivery by warehouseman or within nine months after depositor of record or the last known holder of a negotiable warehouse receipt is notified that loss or injury to part or all of the goods has occurred whichever time is shorter.
(c) When goods have not been delivered, notice may be given of known loss or injury to the goods by mailing of a registered or certified letter to the depositor of recordkeeping to the last known holder of a negotiable warehouse receipt. Time limitations for presentation of claim in writing and maintaining of action after notice begin on the date of mailing of such notice by warehouseman.

LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES – SEC. 13
Warehouseman shall not be liable for any loss of profit or special, indirect, or consequential damages of any kind.

LIABILITY FOR MISSHIPMENT – SEC. 14
If warehouseman negligently misships goods, the warehouseman shall pay the reasonable transportation charges incurred to return the misshipped goods to the warehouse. If the consignee fails to return the goods, warehouseman’s maximum liability shall be for the lost or damaged goods as specified in Section II above and warehouseman shall have no liability for damages due to the consignee’s acceptance or use of the goods whether such goods be those of the depositor or another.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE – SEC. 15
Warehouseman shall not be liable for loss of goods due to inventory shortage or unexplained or mysterious disappearance of goods unless depositor establishes such loss occurred because of warehouseman’s failure to exercise the care required of warehouseman under Section II above. Any presumption of conversion imposed by law shall not apply to such loss and a claim by depositor of conversion must be established by affirmative evidence that the warehouseman converted the goods to the warehouseman’s own use.

RIGHT TO STORE GOODS – SEC. 16
Depositor represents and warrants that depositor is lawfully possessed of the goods and has the right and authority to store them with warehouseman. Depositor agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the warehouseman from all loss, cost and expense including reasonable attorney’s fees which warehouseman pays or incurs as a result of any dispute or litigation, whether instituted by warehouseman or others, respecting depositor’s rights, title or interest in the goods. Such amounts shall be charges in relation to the goods and subject to warehouseman’s lien.

GENERAL LIEN ON ANY PROPERTY – SEC. 17
The Company shall have a general lien on any and all property (and documents relating thereto) of the Customer in its possession, custody or control or in route, for all claims for changes, expenses, or advances incurred by the Company in connection with any shipments of the Customer and if such claim remains unsatisfied for 30 days after demand for its payment is made, the Company may sell at public auction or private sale upon 10 days as may be necessary to satisfy such lien, and apply the net proceeds of such sale to the payment of the amount due to the Company. Any surplus from such sale shall be transmitted to the Customer and the Customer shall be liable for any deficiency in the sale.

ACCURATE INFORMATION – SEC. 18
Depositor will provide warehouseman with information concerning the stored goods, which is accurate, complete and sufficient to allow warehouseman to comply with all laws and regulations concerning the storage, handling and transporting of the stored goods. Depositor will indemnify and hold warehouseman harmless from all loss, cost, penalty and expense including reasonable attorney’s fees which warehouseman pays or incurs as a result of depositor failing to fully discharge this obligation.

SEVERABILITY AND WAIVER, SEC. 19
(a) If any provision of this receipt, or any application thereof, should be construed or held to be void, invalid or unenforceable, by order, decree or judgment of a court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining provisions of this receipt shall not be affected thereby but shall remain in full force and effect.
(b) Warehouseman’s failure to require strict compliance with any provision of the Warehouse Receipt shall not constitute a waiver or estoppel to later demand strict compliance with that or any other provision(s) of this warehouse receipt.
(c) The provisions of this Warehouse Receipt shall be binding upon the depositor’s heirs, executors, successors and assigns contain the sole agreement governing goods stored with the warehouseman and cannot be modified except by a writing signed by warehouseman.

Atlanta, GA Contact Details

Address

International Cargo Terminal Inc
4849 Massachusetts Boulevard, College Park, Atlanta, GA 30337

Phone

+1 (470) 552-0480

Fax

+1 (404) 962-9892

Email

atlictexp@intlcargoterminals.com

atlictimp@intlcargoterminals.com

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