APM Terminals’ (APMT) Pier 400 is the largest container terminal at the Port of Los Angeles and one the largest single proprietary terminals in the world. Part of Maersk’s Transport and Logistics business unit, APMT operates one of the world’s most comprehensive port and integrated inland service networks comprised of 76 ports and more than 100 inland services locations globally. APMT has been a Port of Los Angeles tenant since 2002.
About APM Terminals Pacific LLC
Terminal Features
- containerized cargo; import and export containers grounded
- 484 acres (196 hectares)
- 7300’ total berth length
- 6 berths
- 55’ water depth
- 19 post-Panamax cranes
- transtainers, sidehandlers, tophandlers, UTRs, bombcarts
- on-dock rail
- dedicated green lanes for zero-emission trucks
- maintenance and repair
- Alternative Maritime Power® (AMP®)
- Appointment System: Imports, Exports; TermPoint
- Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC®)
- ISO 14001 (Environmental Management) Certification
- ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety) Certification
Terminal Photos for Download
Alette Maersk
Alette Maersk, the first methanol-enabled containership to visit the U.S., is berthed at Pier 400 in L.A. Photo credit: Port of Los Angeles.
Crane Delivery
New container cranes being delivered to APM Terminals on a barge. Photo credit: Port of Los Angeles.
Aerial View
Aerial view of the Pier 400 Terminal in L.A., operated by APM Terminals. Photo credit: Port of Los Angeles.
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