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Stockton, located in Central California, is a key hub for domestic rail, interstate networks, and
serves as a vital connection to the San Francisco/Oakland International Gateway for ISO container
movement and distribution. The greater Stockton area continues to experience significant growth,
with BNSF and UP Class I rail facilities, numerous Fortune 500 companies establishing distribution
centers (DCs), and being home to the largest agriculture and wine export production areas on the
West Coast. Additionally, it boasts the largest inland bulk/rail port facility in California.
Best Logistics recently expanded its operations to the Port of Stockton, becoming the only logistics service provider in Northern California with direct access to marine, rail, and major highway connectors. We are well-connected to both domestic and international shipping communities, offering access to rail, major shipping lines, NVOCCs, freight forwarders, and customhouse brokers through both the Port of Oakland and the Port of Stockton. The Port of Stockton is the largest inland bulk port and Class I rail-connected port in California, with over 2,000 acres of capacity.
Situated at the Port of Stockton, Best Logistics, Inc. is proud to be part of the Port’s promising future while embracing the city’s rich historical past.
Approximately 70 nautical miles east of San Francisco Bay, Stockton is a unique inland port town in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley agricultural belt. The region boasts more than seven million square feet of warehouse space and sufficient berthing capacity in the main channel to accommodate up to 17 vessels in the 45,000 to 55,000-ton class. On a typical day, the Stockton Deep Water Channel handles a wide range of cargo, including coal, scrap steel, almonds, beet pulp pellets, logs, molasses, and grain.
Beyond its commercial importance, Stockton offers a variety of recreational opportunities in the San Joaquin and Sacramento River Delta. The city’s rich history dates back to the California Gold Rush when fortune-seekers developed elaborate levy networks and dredging systems to improve transport time between San Joaquin Valley farms and profitable Bay Area markets. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, riverboats and ferries were the primary modes of transportation between Stockton, the Bay Area, and Sacramento.
Best Logistics recently expanded its operations to the Port of Stockton, becoming the only logistics service provider in Northern California with direct access to marine, rail, and major highway connectors. We are well-connected to both domestic and international shipping communities, offering access to rail, major shipping lines, NVOCCs, freight forwarders, and customhouse brokers through both the Port of Oakland and the Port of Stockton. The Port of Stockton is the largest inland bulk port and Class I rail-connected port in California, with over 2,000 acres of capacity.
Situated at the Port of Stockton, Best Logistics, Inc. is proud to be part of the Port’s promising future while embracing the city’s rich historical past.
Approximately 70 nautical miles east of San Francisco Bay, Stockton is a unique inland port town in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley agricultural belt. The region boasts more than seven million square feet of warehouse space and sufficient berthing capacity in the main channel to accommodate up to 17 vessels in the 45,000 to 55,000-ton class. On a typical day, the Stockton Deep Water Channel handles a wide range of cargo, including coal, scrap steel, almonds, beet pulp pellets, logs, molasses, and grain.
Beyond its commercial importance, Stockton offers a variety of recreational opportunities in the San Joaquin and Sacramento River Delta. The city’s rich history dates back to the California Gold Rush when fortune-seekers developed elaborate levy networks and dredging systems to improve transport time between San Joaquin Valley farms and profitable Bay Area markets. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, riverboats and ferries were the primary modes of transportation between Stockton, the Bay Area, and Sacramento.