Port of Baltimore links U S farmers to world markets
The Port of Baltimore acts as a major import‑export hub linking U S farmers with Europe and Asia. It works with the Foreign Agricultural Service to promote sales, stabilize prices, and handle grain through three elevators and storage for 13 million tons of exports awaiting shipment.
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Port of Baltimore Expands as World Trade Grows
A Farm Editor's Tour highlights Canton Elevator and port ties to farm exports. The Port Administration outlines waterborne commerce growth, job impacts, and the planned 423 foot World Trade Center pentagonal building opening in 1976. Robert Rowles stresses the port as an economic interface driving Maryland shipping and national trade.
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