About the Location: Keelung – The Main Maritime Gateway of Northern Taiwan and the "Rainy City"
Keelung (Jilong) is the largest port city in northern Taiwan and the island's second-largest commercial port after Kaohsiung. The city plays a critical role in the region's logistics infrastructure, serving not only the densely populated northern cluster (including Taipei and New Taipei) but also acting as a key hub for cabotage and international transit shipments. Keelung's industrial profile is defined by maritime logistics, shipbuilding and repair, the fishing industry, and a growing cruise tourism sector.
Fun fact: Keelung is officially known as Taiwan's "Rainy City" due to record-breaking precipitation caused by the northeast monsoon. This unique climatic feature makes absolute watertightness and corrosion resistance of shipping containers not just an advantage, but a strict mandatory requirement for any business operating in this region.
Important: We Strictly Do Not Deal with "As-Is" Condition Containers
In conditions of extreme humidity, frequent heavy downpours, and the aggressive salty air of the East China Sea, using worn-out equipment is unacceptable. Our fleet consists only of inspected, watertight, and reliable containers. You will never receive equipment with through-corrosion, deformed doors, or damaged flooring, which is critical for preserving cargo quality in Keelung's climate.
Always Available at Our Sites and Partner Terminals in Keelung:
20DC — Standard 20-foot containers (optimal for heavy equipment, shipbuilding components, and compact storage)
40DC — Standard 40-foot containers
20HC / 40HC — High Cube containers (ideal for electronics, consumer goods, and bulky cargo)
Refrigerated Containers (Reefers) — for the fishing industry, food distribution, and pharmaceuticals (available upon request)
We process transactions in 1 business day. Containers are sold in the following conditions: NEW, IICL, CW (Cargo Worthy).

