Port Canaveral Expands Cargo Business with New International Container Service

July 27, 2026 (Canaveral Port Authority Press Release) – Port Canaveral today announced a new bi-monthly international container service that connects Central Florida with key markets in Mexico and the U.S. Northeast as a result of a new partnership formed between Green Tide Logistics, a maritime logistics company focused on U.S.-Mexico trade, and Canaveral Cargo Terminal Operator (CCT) GT USA.

The service aligns with the Port’s ongoing strategy to diversify its cargo portfolio, expand international trade opportunities and provide customers with efficient and reliable supply chain solutions. The new service is expected to be on a bi-monthly basis with opportunities to scale frequency based on market demand. GT USA will serve as terminal operator and stevedore for the new service with Norton Lilly as vessel agent.

Each call is projected to bring between 80 and 120 import containers carrying an array of commodities from Mexico, including electronics, refrigerated cargo, fresh produce and other food products. Export opportunities are also being actively developed as the service matures.

The new service debuted earlier this month with the inaugural call of the MV Whale Orca at Port Canaveral’s North Cargo Berth 6 where a shipment of electronics and food items was offloaded using the Port’s heavy-lift mobile harbor crane.

Port Canaveral continues to expand its role as a multi-purpose deepwater seaport supporting container, liquid and dry bulk, breakbulk, project cargo and petroleum operations while promoting economic growth throughout Central Florida. Total cargo throughput in FY 2026 was over six million tons with $25 million in earned revenues from operations.

Source: Canaveral Port Authority