ADM Agri-Industries has officially opened its expanded grain terminal at the Port of Windsor, significantly enhancing its export capabilities. The expansion is expected to strengthen agricultural production from farmers in southwestern Ontario.
The project, which began in early 2024, resulted from a collaboration with Transport Canada and received financial backing from the National Trade Corridor Fund. Key improvements include new grain dryers, a remodelled roadway and kiosk system for loading soybean and canola meal, additional meal storage at the ADM crush plant, and new silos for efficient loading.
“This expansion offers multiple beneficial effects on the local economy, including increasing demand for locally grown products, supporting and growing the regional transportation industry, and contributing to increased use of marine logistics,” said Kevin Wright, general manager of the ADM Great Lakes Region. He also expressed gratitude to Transport Canada and the National Trade Corridor Fund for their support and investment in Windsor.
