C&M Hog Farm’s transload facility has opened, handling soybeans and other local products bound for overseas markets via Inland Port Dillon, part of South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA), reports Container Management.
Demand for facilities to transload North and South Carolina agriculture products ranging from soybeans to grains, peanuts and animal feeds has increased significantly since the opening of Inland Port Dillon in April 2018.
In addition to next-day rail service to and from SCPA’s marine terminals, the inland hub provides local access to empty containers and the added cost benefit of a round-trip pipeline for loaded containers.
