T-Ports Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Since T-Ports began receiving grain on Eyre Peninsula two years ago it's estimated the increased competition has delivered $30 million dollars in benefits to the local region.
T-Ports CEO, Kieren Carvill, discusses the extra traders local growers now have access to, where the grower equity program is at and progress at the planned Wallaroo terminal.
The Wallaroo port development has begun. When operational it will have an intake capacity of 8000 tonnes per day and be able to store up to 240 000 tonnes.
T-Ports CEO Kieran Carvill and General Manager Construction Mark Antushka discuss the project and the accelerated timeline to have it operational by next year's harvest.
November 2020 update on T-Ports bringing competition to the Eyre Peninsula. Growers are now able to sell grain to Louis Dreyfus or ADM, two of the world’s top 4 commodity traders, as well as look at flexible marketing options from Flexi Grain. T-Ports is also reducing harvest logistics costs through Freight Assist, and working with growers to ensure a smooth harvest.
September update on T-Ports including construction at Lucky Bay and preparing for harvest.
T-Ports Lucky Bay development is a significant development for the local economy on Eyre Peninsula. CEO Kieran Carvill details the journey to get to this point, the economic benefits it brings and how this port model will be used elsewhere around the state and beyond.