Busy Time for International Cargo at Port Milwaukee
The ships have been arriving with steel and departing with Wisconsin-grown grain.
Unloading of the Federal Champlain. Photo by Jack Fennimore.
For thirty consecutive days, ships carrying cargo to and from Europe have been docked at Port Milwaukee. This is an unusually long stretch of consecutive days to have “salties,” ships that come through the St. Lawrence Seaway, at the docks in Milwaukee.
Currently, there are three such vessels at Port Milwaukee, the Polsteam Mamry at Terminal 2, the Federal Barents at the heavy lift dock, and the Polsteam Lubie at the Cofco grain silos.
The ships have been arriving with steel and departing with Wisconsin-grown grain.
Here is a list of the non-Canadian, foreign flagged vessels at Port Milwaukee over the past month:
Arr. Vessel Company Visit
5/13 Federal Mayumi Fednav FALLine cargo
5/18 Reggeborg Wagenborg Inbound cargo
5/19 Solina Polsteam Inbound cargo
5/24 Federal Kivalina Fednav Export grain
5/27 Lubie Polsteam Inbound cargo
6/04 Federal Satsuki Fednav Export grain
6/09 Federal Barents Fednav FALLine cargo
6/11 Lubie Polsteam Export grain
6/13 Mamry Polsteam Inbound cargo
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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