Bulk, Breakbulk & Project Cargo

Bulk Cargo
Facilities Map
Bulk, Breakbulk
and Project Cargo

Bulk Cargo Facilities Map

The Port of New York & New Jersey can handle all of your bulk and breakbulk needs, from salt and Belgian block to juice and edible oils. In 2008 the port handled over 55 million metric tons of bulk imports and exports.

The map below indicates facilities that handle bulk and breakbulk.

Map of Port

#	Name	Address	Phone	Fax
1	BP Marine Americas	350 Coastal St. Port Newark	973 465-2425	973 465-2435
2	LaFarge Gypsum	265 Distribution St. Port Newark	973 465-0165	973 466-9513
3	AmRod	305A Craneway St. Port Newark	973 344-7073	973 344-0365
4	M. P. Howlett, Inc	148 Marsh St. Port Newark	973 344-1670
5	Aarhus Karlsham USA, Inc	131 Marsh St. Port Newark	973 344-1300	973 344-9049
6	Citrus Products	154 Marsh St. Port Newark	973 589-4044	973 589-6434
7	Hudson Tank Terminals Corp.	173 Export St. Port Newark	973 465-1115	973 465-9053
8	Essex Cement	182 Calcutta St. Port Newark	973 522-4204
9	Metal Management	182 Calcutta St. Port Newark	973 344-4570	973 344-3672
10	Kinder Morgan Bulk Terminals	124 Starboard St. Port Newark	973 344-3700	973 344-6274
11	Cargill Flavor Systems Division, North America	Building 1200 Corbin St. Elizabeth, NJ 07201	908 820-9800

Project Cargo

From multimillion-dollar rail cars to huge power generators, cargo that is too large or too heavy to be transported in containers is well-positioned to move through the Port of New York and New Jersey.

"While the Port of New York and New Jersey is best-known as a containerport, the port has a lot to offer shippers of over-dimensional cargo."

Steve Liberti Sr.
President
Harbor Freight Transport Corp.