
Atlantic Logistics coordinated an international port-to-port ocean freight shipment of TECK copper and aluminum-armored power cable from Qingdao Port, China, to San Juan Port, Puerto Rico. The cargo was ultimately destined for the pharmaceutical industry in Puerto Rico.
TECK power cable is designed for industrial electrical applications, providing a durable solution for distributing power in demanding environments. Copper and aluminum conductors offer different electrical and installation characteristics, making cable selection dependent on the requirements of the project.
International shipments like this require coordination between ports and transportation partners to keep cargo moving efficiently across borders. Our team helped coordinate this ocean freight movement, connecting an overseas origin with its destination in Puerto Rico.
Atlantic Logistics provides international shipping solutions tailored to a variety of industries and cargo requirements. From ocean freight and port-to-port shipments to customs brokerage and domestic transportation, we help businesses navigate the logistics involved in moving freight around the world.
Reach out to International Services Manager, Juan Baez, today to talk about your next project.

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