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Since wood pulp bound for Maryland paper mills was the first cargo to arrive at the Port in 1923, forest Products have been a mainstay cargo at the Port. Today, we serve as an important port and distribution hub for imports of Canadian and Scandinavian lumber, Swedish news and catalog print, as well as for exports of kraft linerboard to Central America. |
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Shippers through the Port of Wilmington take advantage of our Mid-Atlantic location with overnight access to one third of U.S. and Canada's markets; excellent facilities for deep draught bulk vessels specializing in the transport of forest products; two state-of-the-art dry warehouses with rail sidings; and mostly, our productive and skilful workforce that can seamlessly handle the various cargoes. As a growing distribution center for forest products, the Port is utilizing a paper industry specific logistics software package known as Papinet. This software enhances inventory management capabilities for forest-products and improves coordination of the customer's marketing and sales efforts. fresh fruit meat and fish juice concentrate automobile & RoRo steel
petroleum
container special
project cargo
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