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Market Access
The metro Atlanta area offers you unmatched market access to destinations around the U.S. and the world. Atlanta has become a distribution hub with its highly developed logistics network, consisting of the airport, railroads, highways and ports.
In 2006, almost 85 million passengers passed through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to reach over 250 destinations, including more than 170 domestic and 80 international destinations.
Atlanta is located just a few hours away from the Port of Savannah, the fourth busiest container port in the U.S. The Savannah Port is connected with Atlanta via a system of railroad lines and highways, making the transport of goods from the port to Atlanta a quick and easy process. Containers entering through Savannah can be unloaded and transferred to a train and arrive in Atlanta by the next morning. Your products can then continue on to their destination via rail or truck. Goods being shipped on truck can reach 80% of the US consumer market within a 2-day journey from Atlanta.
Atlanta is considered a global logistics gateway, one of the nation’s top distribution hubs, and is often described as one of the largest inland ports in the world.)
Our combined air, rail and highway infrastructure and proximity to major US markets make Atlanta the perfect choice for warehouse and distribution operations.
