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Port Houston welcomed a group of sorghum buyers from China at the Bayport Container Terminal for a tour in conjunction with the Sorghum Checkoff and the U.S. Grains Council July 19.<\/p>\n
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Sorghum, a top choice of livestock feed in China, is one of many Texas agricultural exports.<\/p>\n
Port Houston Senior Manager of Trade Development Ty Reasonover met with the Chinese representatives and provided an overview of the port and its operations.<\/p>\n
\u201cPort Houston is committed to handling agricultural goods as efficiently as possible,\u201d Reasonover said. Port Houston supports the expedited flow of cargo that provides a quick, reliable, hassle-free way to sell our American goods to global consumers.\u201d<\/p>\n
In addition to its portfolio of two ultra-modern container terminals, the port has a six million bushel grain facility, now operated by a new tenant, the Lansing Trade Group. The facility is directly connected by road and rail served by Union Pacific, BNSF and Kansas City Southern railroads.<\/p>\n
Port Houston also has three weekly all-water services connecting East Asia to Houston via the Panama Canal and China is one of the fastest-growing trading partners for Port Houston. \u201cThe TransPacific trade is extremely important to our overall cargo mix here at the port,\u201d added Reasonover.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Port Houston welcomed a group of sorghum buyers from China at the Bayport Container Terminal for a tour in conjunction with the Sorghum Checkoff and the U.S. Grains Council July 19. […]<\/p>\n