Canada's Second Largest Grain Port

• The Port of Thunder Bay has nine grain terminals with a total storage capacity of 1.4 million tonnes.
• These terminals are capable of handling the entire range of western Canadian agricultural production.
• Wheat, durum, coarse grains, oilseeds, feed grains, peas and other pulse crops as well as various grain by-products are handled annually by the terminal operators.
• Loading rates at the terminals range from 1,000 to 3,400 tonnes/hour.

The terminals and operating companies are:

• Agricore United operate two distinct facilities with different specializations totally 396,470 tonnes.

• Canadian Malting Co. Ltd. operating a 62,800 tonne elevator and a 275,000 tonne/annum malt production facility.

• Cargill Limited operating a 176,000 tonne facility handling all grains.

• Mission Terminal Inc. handling agent of CWB, licensed and bonded with CGC, capacity to receive grain by truck, storage capacity of 130,000 tonnes, space available for non-board grains.

• Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd.  operate a multi-product terminal with 40,000 tonnes storage.

• James Richardon International (JRI)  have a 208,500 tonne capacity terminal capable of handling all varieties.

• Saskatchewan Wheat Pool  operates the Pool 7 complex and offer services for all grains through a 362,600 tonne facility.

• Western Grain By-Products
  Handle a wide range of specialty crops and offer custom bagging at their 40,000 tonne facility.

The operators perform a full range of fobbing functions and can be contacted directly for service and rate information.