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With the consistent growth of cargo tonnage, the port continues to take on a new shape. When the first cargoes were unloaded at Port Canaveral in 1955, only one cargo pier existed to handle dry and liquid cargoes. Today, Port Canaveral has two liquid bulk facilities and eight dry cargo berths with 3,800 feet of berthing space - including two Roll On/Roll Off (Ro/Ro) ramps - available for its customers. Future plans call for the construction of an additional two cargo berths in the port’s West Turning Basin.

Port Canaveral’s South Cargo Piers 1, 2, 3 and 4 provide over 2,100 feet of docks for frozen and perishable food shipments and other general cargo. Mid-Florida Freezer Warehouses boasts the largest privately held, vessel-side freezer/chill facility in the South, with eight million cubic feet. Mid-Florida also operates over 400,000 square feet of dry vessel-side cargo warehouses. All warehouses are covered by Foreign Trade Zone 136.

Covered dry freight storage capacity on port property totals 600,000 square feet. Open storage includes 179 acres and paved storage totals 10 acres. The port’s North Cargo Piers 1 and 2 provide 1,140 feet of continuous dock, all at -39 feet MLW.