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Port of Galveston opens new cargo berth
The $106 million expansion project adds almost 30 acres to the facility and marks the port’s first major cargo investment in decades.
Brand Insights
Thermal Performance and Gearbox Selection for Grain Handling Applications
SEW-EURODRIVE, Inc.
SEW-EURODRIVE’s Austin Burdette discusses heat challenges in grain handling gearboxes and how proper thermal management can reduce downtime and extend equipment life.
Transportation
Rail grain carloads up 8% from last year
Weekly report shows mixed transportation trends as barge movements increase and ocean rates decline.
Company News
CSX invests $26M in River Line expansion
Railroad will add 18 miles of second track to handle growing crude oil, intermodal and automotive traffic.
Transportation
Rail grain carloads jump 17% from last year
U.S. Class I railroads originated 28,942 grain carloads during the week ending June 13, while barge movements fell 29% year-over-year.
Company News
Laredo rail park receives federal approval
The Surface Transportation Board authorized a new 2.6-mile railway to serve a 1,900-acre industrial development.
Feed Mill Renovations & Builds
Georgia seeks comment on Wayne-Sanderson Farms rail project
Wayne-Sanderson Farms plans to expand railway infrastructure at its Adel feed mill facility.
Transportation
Rail grain shipments fall 15% in one week
Barge movements also declined while soybean export sales doubled from the previous week.
Transportation
Rail grain shipments jump 32% from last year
U.S. Class I railroads originated significantly more grain carloads while diesel fuel prices remained sharply elevated compared to last year.
Grain Trade & Export
US corn exports lead weekly grain sales
Export sales show mixed results across commodities with corn leading at 883,300 metric tons for the week ending May 28.
Latest News
Rail grain shipments up 18% from last year
U.S. grain transportation shows mixed results across rail, barge and ocean modes during late May reporting period.
Grain Supply Chain
Wheat shipping costs rise via Pacific routes
Transportation expenses climb for Pacific Northwest routes while Gulf costs decline in first quarter 2026.
Transportation
Grain carloads dip slightly; barge and ocean shipments steady
Rail grain carloads fall 1% week-over-week while barge and vessel movements show mixed trends.
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