Key Industries
Distribution, Warehouse & Logistics
Maryland Delivers
“Next day delivery? No problem.” That’s what companies with distribution centers and warehouses in Maryland tell customers. How does Maryland deliver? Our connected location provides unparalleled access to customers in the North, South and Midwest. Consider also the powerhouse Port of Baltimore, which is investing in next-gen infrastructure and technology projects, and it looks like Maryland just made your shortlist.
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PORT OF BALTIMORE
4 MAJOR INVESTMENTS AT PORT OF BALTIMORE
With more than $500 million in investment complete or underway, the Port of Baltimore is prepared for a future that accommodates increased shipping volume and improved efficiency. Here are four ways the Port of Baltimore is preparing for next-generation shipping and distribution.
In 2021, the Port of Baltimore introduced its second 50-foot berth to accommodate some of the largest container ships in the world.
Four new Neo-Panamax cranes came online in 2022 along with a recognifigured terminal, preparing the Port of Baltimore for increased import capacity.
Improvements are underway to enable the Howard Street Tunnel to accept double stacked containers traveling from the Port of Baltimore. Upon completion, it will provide the shortest double-stack rail route to the Midwest.
The gate complex continues to leverage the latest technology, including weigh-in motion scales, creating one of the most efficient turn times in the nation.
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Closest Atlantic Seaport to the Midwest
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Highest workforce concentration of logistics
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Broadband Access
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RoRo cargo
Your Next Hub is Here
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Who's Here
YOU’RE IN GOOD COMPANY.
From homegrown corporate giants, to big brands that recently flocked here, see what companies turn to Maryland for their distribution and logistics needs.
Amazon has significant presence in Maryland, with fulfillment centers across the state.
Under Armour, founded by University of Maryland alum Kevin Plank, is building new HQ in Baltimore's Port Covington.
More than 20 companies, including Home Depot, leverage the advantages of Tradepoint Atlantic.
Burris Logistics operates an expanding network of temperature-controlled warehousing and distribution centers, including two in Maryland.
Amazon has significant presence in Maryland, with fulfillment centers across the state.
Under Armour, founded by University of Maryland alum Kevin Plank, is building new HQ in Baltimore's Port Covington.
More than 20 companies, including Home Depot, leverage the advantages of Tradepoint Atlantic.
Burris Logistics operates an expanding network of temperature-controlled warehousing and distribution centers, including two in Maryland.
