CONTAINER TRACKING
Track Your Containers in Real Time to the South Florida Container Terminal
Gain full visibility of your containers at the South Florida Container Terminal (SFCT) with SeaVantage’s real-time tracking solution. Reduce delays, improve planning, and stay informed with predictive ETAs and live port data.
Get Started with SeaVantage Tracking to South Florida Container Terminal
1. Sign-up on SeaVantage Insight
2. Enter your tracking details: Container no, Bill of Lading, Booking no.
3. Review your tracking data - Container milestones, ETAs, and more
4. Multi-carrier tracking - Track multiple shipping lines
See our Cargo Insight page for more details
2. Enter your tracking details: Container no, Bill of Lading, Booking no.
3. Review your tracking data - Container milestones, ETAs, and more
4. Multi-carrier tracking - Track multiple shipping lines
See our Cargo Insight page for more details
About South Florida Terminal (SFCT)
The South Florida Container Terminal (SFCT), located at the Port of Miami, has emerged as a strategically important marine gateway for cargo moving between the Americas, the Caribbean, and Asia. Jointly owned by APM Terminals (49%) and Terminal Link Miami (51%, a subsidiary of CMA CGM Group), SFCT recently completed a three-year densification and redevelopment initiative that introduced 100% electric rubber-tyred gantry cranes (e-RTGs), expanded yard capacity by approximately 2.5 times, and implemented touchless gate and appointment systems to enhance truck flows and sustainability.
With a berth draft of 15 meters, the terminal is equipped to handle ultra-large container vessels exceeding 15,000 TEU, strengthening its position as a hub for large-scale deep-sea services. While containerized trade through the Port of Miami softened in 2024 due to reduced imports from key origin markets, SFCT’s continued adoption of digitalized appointment systems and green technologies highlights its commitment to modernization and its growing role as a pivotal southern U.S. gateway for global supply chains.
With a berth draft of 15 meters, the terminal is equipped to handle ultra-large container vessels exceeding 15,000 TEU, strengthening its position as a hub for large-scale deep-sea services. While containerized trade through the Port of Miami softened in 2024 due to reduced imports from key origin markets, SFCT’s continued adoption of digitalized appointment systems and green technologies highlights its commitment to modernization and its growing role as a pivotal southern U.S. gateway for global supply chains.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I track a container at the South Florida Container Terminal?
Is the Port of Miami South Florida Container Terminal experiencing congestion or delays?
What’s the average container dwell time at the Port of Miami South Florida Container Terminal?
Can I track multiple containers arriving at different terminals in Miami?
How accurate are SeaVantage’s ETAs compared to carrier systems?
What information do I need to start tracking a container to South Florida Container Terminal?
Does SeaVantage support tracking from Asia to Florida?
Carriers
Other Supported Shipping Lines
SeaVantage supports seamless container tracking across more than 42 global ocean carriers, including all major shipping lines such as MSC, Maersk, CMA CGM, COSCO, Hapag-Lloyd, ONE, Evergreen, and HMM. Our platform isn’t limited to Port Newark Container Terminal—we provide coverage across all major terminals and ports worldwide.
Whether your containers are moving through East Coast gateways like Savannah or West Coast hubs like Long Beach, SeaVantage delivers consistent, real-time visibility and predictive ETA insights across carriers and geographies. This broad interoperability ensures that your supply chain remains agile, connected, and informed—no matter where your cargo flows.
Whether your containers are moving through East Coast gateways like Savannah or West Coast hubs like Long Beach, SeaVantage delivers consistent, real-time visibility and predictive ETA insights across carriers and geographies. This broad interoperability ensures that your supply chain remains agile, connected, and informed—no matter where your cargo flows.
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