- A new grain handling terminal in Yanbu started commercial operations on December 22.
- The terminal is designed for feed grain handling and has a total annual capacity of 3 million tons.
- It features advanced facilities, including 12 silos with a combined storage capacity of 96,000 tons.
- A 650-meter conveyor belt allows efficient ship unloading at 800 tons per hour.
- The terminal was inaugurated by the Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture.
A new grain handling terminal, located at Yanbu Commercial Port, commenced operations on December 22. Dedicated to the handling of feed grains, this facility significantly enhances the region’s grain storage and handling capabilities. The terminal has an annual handling capacity of 3 million tons and features 12 silos with a total storage capacity of 96,000 tons, reports The Maritime Standard.
Efficient Unloading System
The terminal is equipped with a 650-meter-long conveyor belt system, designed for efficient unloading of feed grains directly from ships. The system operates at an impressive rate of 800 tons per hour, streamlining operations and reducing turnaround times for vessels.
Inauguration Ceremony
The terminal’s inauguration was led by the Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture, accompanied by key stakeholders and officials. This facility represents a step forward in supporting Saudi Arabia’s growing agricultural and feed grain demands.
Strategic Importance
The new terminal will play a critical role in strengthening grain logistics and ensuring the reliable supply of feed grains in the region. By leveraging its advanced features and strategic location on the Red Sea, the facility positions Yanbu as a key hub for grain handling and trade.
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Source: The Maritime Standard
