Largest grain terminal in the Duluth-Superior port set to close
Fewer salties will be making their way through Duluth-Superior this fall, as CHS Inc. shutters its massive grain terminal in Superior, Wisconsin, by the end of August. For decades, this terminal loaded grain—especially durum wheat—for shipment across the Atlantic to Europe and North Africa, where it became pasta and couscous. But falling exports, driven by global competition and shifting trade routes, have made those shipments scarce. The closure marks a blow not just to port workers, but to the region’s connection to distant markets it once served regularly. Dan Kraker with MPR has the full story.
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