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The Houston Foreign Trade Zone public facilities include warehouse and uncovered storage, liquid bulk storage and blending, building space and land for lease and development.

Warehouse and Uncovered Storage

Cooper/T. Smith
2315 McCarty Dr.
Houston, TX 77029
Britton Cooper
Ph: 713-675-0017
Fax: 713-675-2370
Warehouse and uncovered storage area

Cargoways Logistics
P.O. Box 53538
Houston, TX 77052
Freddie Micu
Ph: 713-672-0515
Fax: 713-672-0786
Warehouse and uncovered storage area

Kuehne & Nagel, Inc.
16303 Air Center Blvd.
Houston, TX 77032
Vicky McLaughlin
Ph: 281-985-0407
Fax: 281-443-0530
Warehouse storage area

Empire Stevedoring (Houston) Inc.
P.O. Box 5298
Houston, Texas 77262
Captain Fayyaz H. Khan
Ph: 713-674-3768
Fax: 713-674-3713
Uncovered Storage Area

Exel Inc.
8833 City Park Loop
Houston, TX 77013
Vernon Schaefer
Ph: 713-673-7108
Fax: 713-678-4251
Warehouse storage area

R Warehousing & Port Services
P.O. Box 571
Galena Park, TX 77547
Nolan Richardson
Ph: 713-673-1110
Fax: 713-673-1122
Warehouse and uncovered storage area

Jacintoport International
16398 Jacintoport Blvd.
Houston, Texas 77015
David Labbe
Ph: 713-673-7000
Fax: 713-673-7300
Warehouse storage area

Katoen Natie Gulf Coast
10925 State Hwy. 225
La Porte, Texas 77571
Kevin Toorcana
Ph: 281-941-1035
Fax: 281-941-1010
Warehouse storage area

Liquid Bulk Storage and Blending

Odfjell Terminals (Houston) LP
12211 Port Road
Seabrook, TX 77586
Diane Hudson
Ph: 713-844-2300
Fax: 713-844-2388
Liquid bulk tank storage facility

Oiltanking, Inc.
P.O. Box 96290
Houston, TX 77213
Marsha Watkins
Ph: 281-457-7937
Fax: 281-457-7990
Liquid bulk tank storage facility

Building Space and Land for Lease and Development

Battleground Business Park
2802 East 13th Street
Deer Park, Texas 77536
Charlie Christ
713-789-2529

Bay Area Business Park
Red Bluff Road at Bay Area Blvd.
Pasadena, Texas 77507
Kyle Valentine
713-300-0303

Central Green Business Park
Greens Road at Air Center Blvd.
Houston, Texas 77032
Justin E. Bennett
DCT Industrial Trust
713-502-2704
Joe Trinkle
Liberty Property Trust
281-955-2000
David M. Boyd
Boyd Commercial
713-877-8400
Tom Brummett
Brummett and Co.
281-442-5404

Port Crossing Industrial Park
McCabe Road at State Hwy. 146
LaPorte, Texas 77571
Billy Gold
713-577-1709

Republic Distribution Center
Red Bluff Road at Choate Road
Pasadena, Texas 77507
Garrett Scott
864-585-2000

Underwood Industrial Park
109 Old Underwood Road
LaPorte, Texas 77571
Charlie Christ
713-789-2529

Port of Houston Authority
Turning Basin Industrial Park
Barbours Cut Area
Care Terminal
Jacintoport Terminal
Bulk Materials Handling Plant
Beltway 8 Tract
R.D. Tanner
Director of Real Estate
713-670-2679

FTZ Public Facilities

Capital Improvement Projects

The Port of Houston Authority

111 East Loop North
Houston, Texas USA 77029
Phone: 713-670-2400

P.O. Box 2562
Houston, Texas USA 77252-2562

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The Port of Houston handles about 70 percent of all the containerized cargo in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. The Port of Houston Authority’s container handling facilities are among the finest in the nation, providing efficient and cost-effective service.

The general cargo terminals of the Port of Houston Authority can handle any type of cargo a ship or barge might bring. From grain to steel to refinery parts to locomotives to wind turbines and blades, nothing is too difficult for the general cargo terminals to handle.

The Port of Houston has grown into one of the world’s busiest ports through the cultivation of clients and tenants from throughout the world. Developing new lines of business and customers requires the service and attention to detail that the Port Authority’s staff excels in.

The Port of Houston is an economic engine that produces jobs and economic prosperity for the local and state economy. Throughout its history, whenever the port has grown, Houston has grown. Someone once wisely pointed out that Houston is “the town that built the port that built the city.

The Port of Houston is vital to the local, state and national economy. Maintaining and improving the public facilities ensures the continued economic impact of the port. Keeping the port secure so that business can flow freely is also an essential responsibility.

The Port of Houston Authority is committed to continuing an ongoing dialog with the many communities surrounding the Houston Ship Channel.

The Port of Houston Authority is committed to financial transparency and has earned a Gold Leadership Circle Award.

The Bayport Cruise Terminal, located in the city of Pasadena Texas, just outside of Houston offers a one-of-a-kind experience from an exciting home port city for cruise travelers looking for efficient and world-class services before and after their cruise.