Port of Portland, OR

The Port of Portland handles bulk grain exports (primarily wheat), automobile imports, containers, break-bulk cargo, and dry bulk commodities. It is one of the largest wheat export ports in the United States, serving agricultural producers throughout the Pacific Northwest and inland regions.

Portland's location approximately 100 miles up the Columbia River adds transit time for ocean vessels but provides direct access to inland rail and highway networks, enabling efficient distribution of imports and consolidation of export commodities from Oregon, Washington, and Idaho.

Yes, Portland operates as a full CBP port of entry under code 2904, with customs examination, entry filing, and clearance services for all modes of international trade including vessel, air, and land border operations.