Conley Terminal serves three of the world’s top 10 container lines and handles nearly 1.5 million metric tons of cargo each year. Located in South Boston, the terminal moves at the speed of business.
Boston's top imports through Conley Terminal are alcoholic beverages, frozen seafood, footwear and furniture. Top exports include hides and skins, automobiles, logs and lumber, frozen seafood, paper including waste paper, and scrap metal.
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A $30 million investment in equipment and dock improvements allows for fast loading and unloading of multiple ships while maintaining efficient container receiving and delivery operations. The 45’ deep-water berth terminal is equipped with four post-Panamax container gantry cranes and twelve rubber tire gantry cranes (RTGs). This enables even the most demanding steamship carriers and shippers to move cargo and avoid the time and cost of trucking to New York.
Benefits of Shipping Through Conley Terminal
- Direct weekly container services to Asia, North Europe, and the Mediterranean, and fortnightly to the Caribbean
- Fully dedicated terminal on 101 acres with 2000 feet of berthing space at a depth of 45 feet
- Speed efficiency and cost savings
- Low terminal congestion
- Interstate access just one mile from the terminal
- Beacon Park rail access facility four miles away
- Global connections via weekly barge service to and from New York
- Easy access to 14 million consumers
- Ten-lane gate facility with computer tracking system
- Four Post-Panamax cranes and new yard equipment that combines wheeled and grounded operations
- 100% credit on Harbor Maintenance Tax (HMT) for Massachusetts companies
With the completion of Boston’s Big Dig, access to Conley Terminal is easier than ever. A haul road provides easy connections for truckers to the national interstate system. I-93, I-90, and I-95 are one mile or less from the terminal.