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Twenty thousandTEU discharged.Twelve hours early.

Every crane move, dwell minute, and reefer plug logged in real time. Asia–Europe rotations choose Berth because we show our numbers first.

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01 // BERTH
Quay Operations
Crane MPH+24%
32.4MPH

Industry avg: 26.1 MPH

Berths Available
6

Industry avg: 4 avg

Max Draft+2.5m
18.5m

Industry avg: 16.0 m

Vessel Wait-81%
0.8hrs

Industry avg: 4.3 hrs

Ship-to-shore at 32.4 moves per hour — measured, published, guaranteed.

Six post-Panamax STS cranes with 65-metre outreach handle 20,000-TEU vessels without congestion. Our VTMS integration begins vessel profiling 72 hours out. By the time mooring lines are fast, the first crane is already swinging toward the bow. Every move is timestamped to the second.

B1

Pre-arrival VTMS profiling

Vessel data synchronized 72 hours prior — draft, stow plan, dangerous goods manifest, and reefer count all pre-loaded.

B2

Automated crane allocation

Six STS cranes assigned algorithmically by bay density and sequence, minimizing crane crossings and idle time.

B3

Simultaneous discharge and load

Discharge and load operations run in parallel on separate crane groups. Average vessel turnaround: 11.6 hours for 3,000 moves.

Ship-to-shore crane working a container vessel at dawn, containers being lifted from the deck with the port yard visible in the background
02 // YARD
Container Yard
Avg Dwell Time-56%
1.4days

Industry avg: 3.2 days

ASC Blocks
22

Industry avg: 12 avg

Yard Capacity
85KTEU

Industry avg: 58K avg

Box Location-82%
8sec

Industry avg: 45 sec

Automated stacking cranes. 1.4-day average dwell. Every box located in 8 seconds.

48 rail-mounted automated stacking cranes across 22 blocks handle 2.1 million TEU annual throughput. The yard management system pre-positions containers for next-vessel load by calculating departure probability 18 hours in advance. Dwell time of 1.4 days is not a target — it is the published median, auditable on request.

Y1

Pre-positioning by departure probability

18-hour predictive algorithm moves containers closer to the quay apron before their vessel arrives, eliminating re-handles.

Y2

Automated stacking crane sequencing

48 ASCs operate 24/7 without human intervention in the danger zone. Throughput peaks at 140 ASC moves per crane per hour.

Y3

Real-time inventory broadcast

Every BCO and freight forwarder sees their container's precise block, row, tier, and estimated gate-out window via API or portal.

Aerial view of container yard with geometric rows of colorful shipping containers stretching to the horizon under clear sky
03 // GATE
Gate Operations
Avg Truck Turn-45%
34min

Industry avg: 62 min

Appt. Compliance+25.8pp
96.8%

Industry avg: 71.0%

Daily Gate Moves
4,200trucks

Industry avg: 2,800 avg

OCR Accuracy
99.4%

Industry avg: 94.1%

34-minute truck turn time. 96.8% appointment compliance. Zero paper at the gate.

Twelve OCR-equipped in-gates and eight out-gates process 4,200 truck visits daily. License plate recognition, container number capture, and seal verification complete automatically in under 8 seconds per lane. Appointment compliance is published weekly — the industry average is 71%. Ours is 96.8%.

G1

Pre-gate appointment system

Appointment windows distributed dynamically across a 20-hour gate window to eliminate peak congestion. Truckers book 48 hours ahead via API or web.

G2

Automated OCR lane processing

Vehicle, container, and seal data captured automatically at 8 seconds per lane. Zero manual data entry. Exceptions flagged to a single supervisor station.

G3

Departure notification to BCO

Gate-out event triggers automatic notification to BCO, freight forwarder, and customs broker within 90 seconds.

Terminal truck gate with OCR cameras mounted above multiple lanes, trucks queuing in orderly fashion at a modern port facility
04 // RAIL
Intermodal Connectivity
Rail Capacity+70%
14KTEU/wk

Industry avg: 8.2K avg

Rail Dwell-47%
18hrs

Industry avg: 34 hrs

Inland Reach
47cities

Industry avg: 28 avg

Block Trains/Wk
22

Industry avg: 14 avg

On-dock rail. 14,000 TEU per week. 47 inland destinations.

On-dock rail eliminates the dray from terminal to inland rail facility — the single largest cost driver in intermodal logistics. Berth's six-track on-dock facility runs 22 block trains weekly to 47 inland cities. Rail dwell at 18 hours versus the industry median of 34 hours reflects a deliberate design: containers arrive at the rail ramp pre-sorted by train and destination.

R1

Pre-sorting by train and destination

ASC pre-sort begins 18 hours before departure. Containers arrive at the rail ramp in load-order sequence, eliminating yard-to-ramp re-handles.

R2

On-dock loading direct from ASC

Six-track on-dock facility accepts ASC delivery directly, bypassing the port road network entirely. No dray cost, no street congestion.

R3

Inland delivery visibility

GPS tracking and ETA updates broadcast to BCO from train departure through inland ramp arrival. Average ETA accuracy within 22 minutes.

On-dock rail facility with container train loading under floodlights at night, cranes visible in the background at an intermodal terminal
05 // REEFER & CUSTOMS
Cold Chain & Clearance
Reefer Plugs+50%
4,200

Industry avg: 2,800 avg

Plug Availability+5.1pp
99.2%

Industry avg: 94.1%

Customs Pre-Clear-75%
6hrs

Industry avg: 24 hrs

Temp Incidents-86%
0.3/1K TEU

Industry avg: 2.1 avg

4,200 reefer plugs at 99.2% availability. Customs pre-clearance in 6 hours.

Cold chain integrity means zero excursions — not 'we investigate after the claim.' Our monitoring system logs temperature and humidity every 15 minutes per plug, with automated alerts at ±0.3°C deviation. For customs, our Electronic Pre-Arrival Processing partnership with the national customs authority achieves 6-hour pre-clearance for 94% of compliant declarations.

RF1

15-minute temperature monitoring

Every reefer plug logs temperature, humidity, and power draw every 15 minutes. Automated alerts at ±0.3°C trigger technician dispatch within 4 minutes.

RF2

Pre-arrival customs submission

Our integrated customs module submits declarations to the national authority from ship's manifest data — no importer action required for standard cargo.

CS1

Electronic pre-clearance pathway

94% of compliant declarations achieve pre-clearance before vessel arrival, meaning cargo moves gate-out within 2 hours of discharge completion.

Row of refrigerated reefer containers with power cables connected at a container terminal, temperature monitoring equipment visible
06 // TRANSPARENCY

We publish what competitors bury in the appendix.

Crane moves per hour, gate appointment compliance, reefer incident rates, customs clearance times — all published, all auditable. Run your comparison and see where every minute is accounted for.

Annual Throughput
2.1MTEU
On-time Departure
94.7%
Cold Chain Incidents
0.3/1K TEU
Customs Pre-clear
94% of declarations
Gate Compliance
96.8%
Crane Productivity
32.4MPH avg

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