A breakdown of the 13 companies running ContainerChain.
Top industries
Transport8
Agriculture, forestry and fishing1
Industrial and manufacturing1
Information technology and services1
Professional and business services1
Wholesale1
Company size
1–102 (17%)
51–2501 (8%)
251–5005 (42%)
1,001–5,0002 (17%)
5,001–10,0001 (8%)
10,001+1 (8%)
Share of companies with a recorded size, by employees.
No size recorded: 1
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Frequently asked questions
About the ContainerChain data on this page.
How many companies use ContainerChain?
Firmable holds confirmed ContainerChain detections for 13 distinct companies, 6 of them confirmed in the last 90 days. A company is counted once however many of its properties run it.
Which companies use ContainerChain?
ACFS Port Logistics, POM Wonderful LLC. and Nexus Logistics are among the most prominent in the current set.
What industries use ContainerChain?
Transport, agriculture, forestry and fishing and industrial and manufacturing lead the set, across 6 industries in total.
What size companies use ContainerChain?
Adoption concentrates in the 251-500 employee band, across the companies whose size is recorded.
Where are ContainerChain users based?
Australia, New Zealand, the United States and the Philippines account for most detections, across 13 countries.
How current is this data?
6 companies were confirmed in the last 90 days. Last detection 4 September 2026.
