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Newark, NJ
Newark, part of the Port of NY/NJ, ranks as North America’s 3rd busiest port, handling 7.2M TEUs in 2024. It’s a key gateway for retail, auto, pharma, and electronics imports. Seasonal retail and auto cycles drive container flow. Eveon maintains a strong supply of 20ft, 40ft, and 40ft HC units here, with fast delivery and rare stockouts. Newark’s global reach and industrial diversity make it a prime depot for affordable, repurposed containers.
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About Newark, NJ
The Gateway to the Northeast
The ports of Newark and New York retained its position as the third-busiest port in North America, processing 7.2 million TEUs in 2024. Part of the Port of New York and New Jersey, The Port of Newark is one of the busiest container terminals on the U.S. East Coast and a critical hub in the global supply chain. Its container supply and demand are heavily influenced by a wide range of industries, including retail, automotive, pharmaceuticals, and electronics.
As a primary entry point for consumer goods imported from Europe and Asia, the port experiences high container traffic driven by seasonal retail demand particularly ahead of back-to-school and holiday shopping seasons. In conjunction to the consumer-packaged goods sector, the automotive sector, with major car manufacturers utilize the port for both imports and exports playing a significant role in container flow of this area.
Eveon Containers maintains a healthy supply of 20ft, 40ft and 40ft HC Containers in this area. Out of stock notices are rare and delivery is within a few business days of ordering.
Local Economic Drivers in Newark, NJ
Driving the Region’s Supply Chain
Retail and automotive to pharmaceuticals and electronics, nearly every major industry depends on the steady container flow through Newark. Making the Port of New Jersey an influential port, resulting in active depots in the area. Inventory of decommissioned containers is the result of import/exports relationships to include Retail & E-Commerce activity and increased import activity from Europe and Asia. Leading car manufacturers use the port for both imports and exports, keeping the supply chain moving & Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals companies.
Seasonality of Crops & Agriculture
Seasonality, particularly in relation to agricultural and food crop cycles, also plays a notable role in container availability. During peak harvest periods, such as late summer and early fall, exporters of perishable goods often require additional containers for short-term transport and storage needs, tightening the supply of available used units in the region. Once these seasonal surges subside, containers used for produce and other agricultural exports are often released back into circulation, temporarily boosting the secondary market supply.
Where Rail, Road & Waterways Meet
The intermodal transport network (rail, road and water) routes across the New York–New Jersey area significantly impacts how efficiently used containers move throughout the country. The Port of New York and New Jersey serve as a critical interchange for global maritime freight, while rail lines and trucking corridors distribute containers inland. The intermodel system is sensitive, any distruptions with imports & exports, geopolitical factors and even weather can affect pricing and availibilty of used shipping container locally and regionally.
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Affordable Storage in New York & New Jersey
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