The South Jersey Port Corporation is at the heart of one of the most vibrant and important commercial, industrial, and maritime complexes in the North Eastern United States. For over 73 years, our Port, the Port of Camden, has served this region and the nation as a major gateway of commerce and trade. Now, as we greet the new century, we are poised to grow and meet the challenges of a new and evermore competitive marketplace.

Situated on the Delaware River with easy access to the Atlantic Ocean, South Jersey Port Corporation specializes in handling breakbulk and bulk cargo. The Beckett Street Terminal and the Broadway Terminal, well known as the Port of Camden, receives hundreds of ships moving international and domestic cargo through the Port's modern and efficient facilities every year. This website describes our facilities in detail. We hope you will find it helpful.

Although the Port preserves its history, its focus is firmly fixed on a future of limitless possibilities. The people of the South Jersey Port Corporation are firmly committed to the highest standards of Customer Service and we invite you to experience this commitment in action.

In sheer tonnage, The South Jersey Port Corporation is one of the most productive ports in the world and the economic impacts to the Delaware Valley region is significant. The SJPC contributes mightily to the economic vitality of South Jersey and beyond.

News Highlights
Job Posting - General Maintenance Foreman
7/12/2010 SJPC is accepting resumes from candidates for a full-time maintenance foreman position. Candidates should have 10 years of a broad range of experience and training in roofing, electrical, carpentry, plumbing/fire sprinkler systems and supervision.
Follow SJPC on Twitter
4/16/2010 SJPC is now on Twitter. Sign up to keep up to date on the activities and news of Southern New Jersey's International Seaports.
2010 SJPC Board of Directors Meeting Schedule
1/5/2010 The 2010 South Jersey Port Corporation Board of Directors Regular Meeting Schedule
Construction to Begin at Port of Paulsboro
The project is lauded as an Economic Engine for the Region
9/22/2009 (Paulsboro, NJ) – Ground was broken today to begin construction on the Port of Paulsboro, a deep water port that will be built on 190 acres along the Delaware River. The project will create thousands of jobs and spur economic growth in Gloucester County and in the South Jersey region.
Paulsboro Marine Terminal Project Environmental Impact Statement
9/14/2009 The South Jersey Port Corporation’s Paulsboro Marine Terminal Project approved EO No. 215 Environmental Impact Statement.
SJPC approves measures to move the Paulsboro Marine Terminal project
7/28/2009 To create thousands of new jobs and spur economic growth in South Jersey during the worse Recession since the Great Depression, the directors of the South Jersey Port Corporation today approved agreements for the funding, design and project management and development of the $274 million omni-port in Paulsboro, New Jersey.
TWIC IS MANDATORY!
Notice to all truck drivers, port workers and visitors.
10/30/2008 The South Jersey Port Corporation and all other Delaware River ports are scheduled to begin enforcing the use of Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) card at all port terminals on the December 30, 2008.
New Tariff Rates Announced
Effective October 1, 2009
10/12/2009 Port of Philadelphia Marine Terminal Association, Inc. has announced new tariff rates which will become effective October 1, 2009. See enclosure
SJPC bond financing for Paulsboro, Camden projects and Debt Reserve Fund
10/28/2008 The South Jersey Port Corporation (SJPC) today put in place financing to continue development of the Paulsboro Marine Terminal and fund important improvements at facilities of the Port of Camden, and to assure the long-term financial well being of the agency by increasing debt reserve.
SJPC joins DRPA and PRPA in Green Ports Initiative
5/5/2008 Camden, May 5, 2008 – The Camden/Philadelphia region’s three principal Delaware River agencies announced today they have agreed to work together to develop projects and programs to benefit the environment and reduce environmental impacts at the Port of Camden and the Port of Philadelphia as well as at new port developments like the planned Port of Paulsboro.
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