Intermodal Products

GLCC delivers supply chain innovations that transcend today’s worldwide intermodal industry. Intermodal containers and transport keep our world moving. Become part of the team shaping a more efficient tomorrow.

Intermodal Products

GLCC delivers supply chain innovations that transcend today’s worldwide intermodal industry. Intermodal containers and transport keep our world moving. Become part of the team shaping a more efficient tomorrow.

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A New Generation of Collapsible Containers

GLCC offers a variety of traditional and innovative intermodal solutions ranging from standard dry boxes to new, collapsible intermodals, and customized intermodal solutions.

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The GLCC Solution

Steel intermodal containers have not changed since the 1950’s. Today, these heavy, steel ‘dinosaurs’ generate chronic problems including extensive repositioning cost, environmental pollution, clogged ports, and security risks. The intermodal logistics industry is ripe for disruption. Over 50% of the containers moved throughout the world today are empty - wasting time, energy, space, and resources.

Our collapsible container solution allows four intermodal containers to be stacked in the same space as one standard container. Each container self-collapses top-to-bottom as the doors fold inward and side panels unlock to overlap in the collapsed position. Containers may be moved as single units, partial or full stack (4 collapsed containers) using standard equipment already in use today. GLCC offers containers in multiple lengths.

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22.1 Million FEU

Containers in Circulation Globally

8.5 Million FEU

Containers in Transit at Any time

40%

of which are empty

This means that the global supply chain transports and stores 219 empire state buildings worth of air around the world every year.

Enter GLCC's collapsible containers, designed to make a difference.

The GLCC solutions saves $40,500 per 108 containers, per trip.

To put this in perspective, the average container ship carriers 15,000+ containers.