The Port of Boston’s Conley Terminal – operated by Massport – is the only full-service container terminal in New England. Conley Terminal serves seven (7) of the world’s top container lines (MSC, Maersk Line, COSCO Shipping, “K” Line, Yang Ming, Evergreen, CMA CGM) and handles nearly 1.5 million metric tons of cargo each year. Located in South Boston, Conley Terminal moves New England’s goods to market with speed and efficiency, ensuring that the region’s 14 million consumers have the products they need, when they need them. Ongoing investments in equipment, dock improvements and approximately $350 million investment in dredging will ensure that Conley Terminal remains competitive in the future.

Key Containerized Cargos:

• Seafood
• Beer/Wine
• Footwear
• Apparel
• Furniture
• Waste paper
• Scrap metal

Advantages of Shipping Through the Port of Boston’s Conley Terminal

• In the heart of 14 million consumers;
• Direct weekly container services connecting New England to Asia (CKYH+E), North Europe (MSC), and the Mediterranean (MSC);
• 1,850 feet of berth at a depth of 45 feet;
• Fully dedicated terminal on 101 acres with 12 rubber tire gantry cranes (RTGs);
• 400 reefer outlets and 30 acres of equipment repair and storage area;
• Six (6) ship-to-shore (STS) cranes and average crane productivity of 33 adjusted gross moves per hour;
• Low terminal congestion and a 10-lane gate facility with average truck turn times of ~30 minutes;
• Dedicated Haul Road, which provides easy connections for truckers to the national interstate system (I-93, I-90, and I-95 are all less than two miles from the terminal);
• Permitted overweight container routes allow gross vehicle weights up to 88,000 lbs;  
• 100% credit on Harbor Maintenance Tax (HMT) for Massachusetts importers using the Port of Boston.