Drayage for Ceramic and Sanitary Ware Imports Ceramic sanitary ware — toilets, sinks, bathtubs, and shower bases — are heavy, fragile imports that flow through PortMiami in large volumes for South Florida’s construction industry. Container drayage requires both weight management…

How to Write a Drayage RFP for Miami Ports If you’re a medium or large importer selecting a container drayage provider for PortMiami or Port Everglades, a well-written Request for Proposal (RFP) helps you compare carriers objectively and find the…

Drayage for Rubber and Tire Imports at PortMiami Tires and rubber products are a steady import commodity through PortMiami, supplying tire retailers, auto dealers, and industrial operations throughout Florida. Container drayage for tires involves unique volume-to-weight logistics. Volume vs Weight…

Drayage for Hazmat Class 3 Flammable Liquids Class 3 flammable liquids — including solvents, paints, adhesives, alcohols, and petroleum products — are among the most commonly imported hazmat commodities through PortMiami. Drayage of these materials requires strict DOT compliance. Regulatory…

How PortMiami’s Growth Is Changing Drayage PortMiami is undergoing significant expansion — new terminals, deeper channels, bigger cranes, and increased container capacity. These changes are transforming container drayage operations throughout South Florida. Port Expansion Impact PortMiami’s deep dredge project allows…

Drayage for Paper and Printing Supply Imports Paper products, cardboard, and printing supplies imported through PortMiami present weight challenges similar to stone and tile. Paper is dense — a full container of printing paper or cardboard can push well beyond…