Jacksonville is the only city in the Southeast that offers the "trifecta" of logistics: a deep-water international port, three Class I railroads, and immediate access to two major interstate highways. This combination allows freight to move seamlessly between ship, rail, and truck.

JAXPORT provides 3PLs with a direct gateway for Asian and European imports. Local warehouses can receive containers, perform transloading or cross-docking, and distribute products to the rest of the U.S. East Coast faster than southern ports like Miami.

From Jacksonville, most 3PLs can reach major markets like Atlanta, Orlando, Miami, Charlotte, and Mobile within one business day. This makes it a preferred "central" hub for companies looking to cover the entire Florida peninsula and the deep South.

Yes, Jacksonville operates FTZ No. 64. Companies using a 3PL within an FTZ can defer, reduce, or even eliminate U.S. Customs duties on imported goods, significantly improving cash flow for international eCommerce and manufacturing brands.