Bunge and ABP mark one-million-tonne Immingham agribulk milestone
Bunge and Associated British Ports report that their Immingham grain and oilseed handling operation has processed more than one million tonnes since 2022. Two storage sheds provide about 75,000 tonnes of capacity; the partners say the facility supports UK agricultural supply chains.
In an announcement dated 30 September 2026, Bunge and Associated British Ports said their agribulk storage and handling operations at Immingham had passed one million metric tonnes of grain and oilseeds handled since the partnership began in 2022. The partners report that the operation imports feed ingredients including soya and sunflower meal and has also handled exports including feed wheat, malting barley, beans and rye. They say the development of Sheds 35 and 36 brought total storage capacity to approximately 75,000 tonnes. This is a port and bulk-logistics milestone reported by the companies; it is not a pallet-volume figure.
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- Bunge and Associated British Ports (ABP)
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- 30 Sept 2026
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