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Import Value
$4.4M
Export Value
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Products
6
Kalama, Washington is a Columbia River port located between Portland and Longview, known primarily for its grain export terminals and bulk commodity handling facilities. The port is one of the largest grain export points on the Columbia River, serving wheat and corn producers from the Pacific Northwest and Midwest via direct rail connections. Its deep-draft berths and efficient grain elevator infrastructure make Kalama a competitive choice for bulk agricultural exporters targeting Asian markets.
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Kalama is best known as a major grain export port on the Columbia River, with large elevator and terminal facilities handling wheat, corn, and soybeans destined primarily for Asian markets. It is consistently among the top grain export ports in the Pacific Northwest.
The Port of Kalama is served by Class I rail connections that link it to grain-producing regions across the Pacific Northwest and the broader Midwest, enabling efficient unit train movements of bulk agricultural commodities to the port for vessel loading.
Yes, Kalama operates as a CBP port of entry under code 2909, supporting customs clearance for international vessels calling at its bulk terminals and facilitating export documentation for outbound agricultural commodity shipments.
Imports
Exports
| Rank | Product | Export value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | SOYBEANS, NESOI | $201.9M |
| 2 | CORN (MAIZE), OTHER THAN SEED CORN | $154.1M |
| 3 | WHEAT AND MESLIN, NESOI | $82.3M |
| 4 | DURUM WHEAT, NESOI | $551K |