National Shipping knows Pharma!
- Only Carrier with service to/from Houston, South Florida and San Juan.
- Ideal for COVID-19 relief cargo.
- Congestion-Free Terminals in Houston and San Juan provide quick turn times saving you time and money!
- 95% on-time arrival performance
- State of the art fleet o f 40’ Refrigerated Containers.
- The National Glory is fitted with 96 refrigerated container plugs.
- Houston is closest port of exit/entry for cargo moving to/from Texas destinations and west.
- Reducing inland cost and transit time.
National Shipping of America is the perfect partner for transporting COVID-19 relief cargo between the U.S. mainland and Puerto Rico. With dedicated routes and specialized container services, the company ensures the safe and timely delivery of critical medical supplies, personal protective equipment (PPE), vaccines, and other essential goods.
National Shipping of America boasts a state-of-the-art fleet of 40’ refrigerated containers, designed to meet the demanding needs of temperature-sensitive cargo. These advanced containers are equipped with the latest refrigeration technology to maintain precise temperature control, ensuring the safe transport of perishable goods, pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and other critical products. With robust insulation, real-time monitoring capabilities, and energy-efficient cooling systems, each container offers consistent performance across long-distance routes, including shipping between the U.S. mainland and Puerto Rico.
The advanced refrigeration system on the National Glory provides consistent power to each container, ensuring real-time temperature regulation, which is crucial for maintaining the quality and safety of sensitive products during transit. With this robust capacity, National Shipping of America can accommodate larger volumes of chilled or frozen cargo, making it an excellent choice for industries that rely on reliable, climate-controlled shipping solutions between the U.S. mainland and Puerto Rico. This feature enhances the company’s ability to support complex supply chains that require precise temperature control, such as the food, pharmaceutical, and healthcare sectors