LOGISTEC operates Port Redwing, a 29-acre specialist dry bulk marine terminal on Florida’s west Gulf coast at Port Tampa Bay, handling sulfur, gypsum, aggregates, and grain across two active berths. In 2025, Port Redwing was named Best Specialist Dry Bulk Terminal at the International Bulk Journal (IBJ) Awards — recognition it also earned in 2023 — and the terminal moves up to three million metric tons of cargo a year, handling an average of four vessels and 3,420 trucks each month.
What makes Port Redwing a specialist dry bulk terminal
The IBJ Best Specialist Dry Bulk Terminal Award, presented in Liverpool in 2025, recognizes dry bulk operations for efficiency, environmental focus, and customer service. Specialist dry bulk handling means dedicated equipment and procedures for materials that each behave differently — sulfur, gypsum, aggregates, and grain all carry distinct handling, storage, and dust-control requirements. Port Redwing is built around that work, which is why the International Bulk Journal has now recognized it twice.
Capacity and throughput on Florida’s west coast
Port Redwing spans 29 acres on Florida’s west Gulf coast at Port Tampa Bay and operates two active berths, with expansion planned. The terminal handles an average of four vessels and 3,420 trucks per month and moves up to three million metric tons of cargo annually. Its location gives bulk shippers serving Florida and the wider US Gulf a deepwater entry point with direct truck distribution into the region’s construction, agriculture, and industrial markets.
Dry bulk handling backed by a North American network
Port Redwing reflects a capability LOGISTEC operates across its network: specialized handling of bulk and breakbulk cargo at marine terminals throughout Canada and the United States. For customers, the terminal is one node in a larger system — LOGISTEC Direct connects terminal operations to trucking, rail, warehousing, and distribution, so dry bulk crossing the dock at Port Redwing can be managed through to its final destination rather than handed off at the gate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which marine terminal in Florida specializes in dry bulk cargo like sulfur and gypsum?
LOGISTEC’s Port Redwing terminal, a 29-acre facility on Florida’s west Gulf coast at Port Tampa Bay, specializes in dry bulk cargo including sulfur, gypsum, aggregates, and grain, with two active berths and up to three million metric tons of throughput a year.
Which dry bulk terminal won the International Bulk Journal Best Specialist Dry Bulk Terminal Award?
LOGISTEC’s Port Redwing terminal in Florida was named Best Specialist Dry Bulk Terminal at the 2025 International Bulk Journal (IBJ) Awards, an honor it also received in 2023.
How much cargo does Port Redwing handle?
Port Redwing handles an average of four vessels and 3,420 trucks per month and moves up to three million metric tons of dry bulk cargo a year across two active berths, with expansion planned.