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17 August 2026

ADM expands Scottish footprint at Port of Greenock

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ADM expands Scottish footprint at Port of Greenock

ADM has announced plans to expand its Scottish operations with new storage and berthing capacity at the Port of Greenock, owned by Peel Ports Group. The expansion builds on ADM’s existing operations at Peel Ports’ King George V Dock in Glasgow, enhancing the company’s import, storage and distribution capabilities while strengthening access to key feed […] The post ADM expands Scottish footprint at Port of Greenock appeared first on Port Technology International .

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