Port of Tacoma Other service
Breakbulk and bulk terminals
Port-owned and operated breakbulk facilities and a grain terminal on Schuster Parkway exporting Midwest corn and soybeans.
Description
Breakbulk cargoes, ranging from John Deere tractors to Caterpillar equipment, move through Port-owned and operated facilities at the Port of Tacoma. Unlike the container terminals, which are managed by The Northwest Seaport Alliance, these operations are reported as the Port's own non-NWSA bulk cargo line of business.
Key features
- Port-owned and operated breakbulk facilities
- Grain terminal on Schuster Parkway
- Rail-served: grain arrives in Tacoma by rail from the Midwest
Applications
- Import and export of tractors, construction equipment and other breakbulk cargo
- Export of corn and soybeans
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