Empty container returns are an integral and often underappreciated aspect of container logistics. Understanding their empty return procedures could save delays, demurrage fees and operational headaches; particularly as Maher operates within both Newark and New York port complex. In this guide we describe exactly what Maher empty return entails while sharing actionable insights for your shipment(s).
Maher Terminal Location and Operations
Maher Terminal can be found within the Port Newark-Elizabeth Marine Terminal complex in Newark, New Jersey at 1210 Corbin Street; its full address is 1210 Corbin Street Port Newark New Jersey 07114. Maher is one of the nation’s major container terminals located along the East Coast and an integral component of New York and New Jersey Port Complex which ranks third busiest port complex nationwide.
Operations: Maher excels at managing high-volume container traffic from top carriers like Maersk, MSC, CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd ZIM & COSCO. Maher provides import and export flows across transatlantic as well as transpacific routes with reliable results.
Empty Return: Due to Maher’s size and prominence in the United States’ East Coast, Terminal Maher often serves as the designated empty return location for many carriers’ containers and making it an important point in avoiding delays and detention charges.
Port Facility: Maher Terminal operates independently, but this terminal forms part of the wider Port of New York and New Jersey by working closely with port authorities, customs officials, and other terminals to efficiently move cargo.
What Does Maher Empty Return Mean?
Maher Empty Return refers to returning empty shipping containers after unloading cargo at Newark or New York ports, typically through Maher Terminal’s yard within Port Newark-Elizabeth Marine Terminal complex. Correct and timely empty returns keep supply chains moving smoothly while decreasing unnecessary costs.
How Does the Maher Empty Return Process Work?
Here’s how the process typically unfolds for Maher Terminal shipments:
- Unloading the Container
Goods are removed at the final delivey point or warehouse.
- Container Inspection & Cleaning
Before return, containers are often controlled for damage or contamination.
- Returning to the Depot or Port
Empty containers are delivered back to depots within Newark or New York ports, it depedns on the shipping line’s instructions.
- Repositioning
Carriers may require empty containers to be relocated to other regions based on supply and demand.
- Container Reuse
After empty return, the container is cleaned, preped, and redeployed for the next shipment.
Maher empty returns are typically processed at Newark Port and checking its pages can help find real-time congestion levels as well as key data needed for efficient returns. You can visit our Newark Port page here for more detailed information on Newark Port U.S. You can also track your containers for free on Shipsgo, sign-up free to start.
Shipsgo offers extensive tracking information for Empty Container In and Empty Container Return dates, available upon request and can be useful to streamline logistics operations.
Reduce Detention Costs: Double check return dates in order to prevent unexpected detention charges from accruing.
Improve Analysis: Gain greater insights into your entire container cycle for improved planning.
Minimize Disputes: Provide evidence of container return timing when needed.
To obtain empty container return and empty in dates, contact Shipsgo Support via support@shipsgo.com.
