Port Catoosa in Tulsa, Okla., handled 146,687 tons of cargo at its dock in April, less than in March due to reduced fertilizer volumes departing the port.
Port Catoosa in Tulsa, Okla., handled 146,687 tons at its dock in April, which was lower than in March due to reduced fertilizer volumes departing the port.
The inland waterways port did experience an increase in shipping activity across its low-water wharf and roll-on/roll-off facility in April, resulting from Barnhart Crane & Rigging coordinating the loading of eight convection modules, each weighing in at 266,000 pounds. The modules, manufactured by Express Metal Fabricators in Big Cabin, Okla., were destined for the Dow Chemical facility in Shreveport, La.
“Those shipments contributed to more than 1,000 tons of cargo being handled at the port’s ro-ro facility in April, the highest monthly total through that facility so far in 2015,” the port authority said.
The port hopes to attract more regional project cargo shippers to use its services.
Port Catoosa’s volumes slip in April
