Our history
MIT started operations on April 16, 1995, in an area near the Atlantic entrance of the Panama Canal, immediately adjacent to the Colon Free Zone (CFZ) location. The project area, known as South Coco Solo, was a naval air base the United States during World War II, which subsequently reverted to Panama because of the Torrijos-Carter treaties of 1977.

After reversion to Panama, the area was used as a storage and distribution center for Latin America vehicles. In the following years it was decided to build a pier Ro-Ro (roll-on / roll-off) to facilitate the activities of import and re-export of cars from the stockyard.

In August 1993, with the arrival of the multinational Stevedoring Services of America (now SSA Marine) to Panama, the original concept of spring Ro-Ro became the terminal container transshipment it is today, with more than 1,600 meters quayside gantry cranes equipped with modern computer and management systems. The total cost of the project to date totals more than 650 million.
Statistics | TEUs Moved
As one of the most important port terminals in Latin America, Manzanillo International Terminal-Panama is part of the global cargo movement logistic system.

Since MIT provides connectivity to some 125 ports through its trans-shipment operations, its statistics generate, in addition to local data, a representation of the global cargo movement in recent years.

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2019

2020

2021

2022

2023
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2018
2,225,048
2019
2,543,339
2020
2,663,435
2021
2,814,015
2022
2,744,014
2023
2,622,248
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Phone: (507) 430-9851/ 9816 / 9830
Fax: (507) 430-9809
Email: mit.marketing@mitpan.com



Panama City, Panamá

Phone: (507) 304-8200
Fax: (507) 304-8233
Email: info@mitpan.com
Building 201 - Corozal Este (next to the railway passenger station)
Omar Torrijos Herrera Avenue, Ancon







Colon City, Panamá

Phone: (507) 430-9800
Fax: (507) 430-9809
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Ave. Molten, Coco Solo Sur
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Manzanillo International Terminal - Terms and conditions

MANZANILLO INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Compliance Statement

Effective Date: May 25, 2018

 

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Attn: Data Privacy Officer

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Seattle, WA 98134

Data.Privacy@carrix.com

 

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Changes to This Statement

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