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The New Orleans Public Belt Railroad (NOPB) is a Class III switching railroad dedicated to serving the Port of New Orleans and local industries. With a focus on enhancing global supply chain efficiency, NOPB offers a range of services including railcar cleaning, transloading, and railcar storage through its partnerships with logistics providers. Recently, NOPB has strengthened its operations by collaborating with Freedom Intermodal Tank Services, which has led to improved reliability in the bulk liquid supply chain and the creation of 40 new jobs. The railroad continues to play a vital role in the economic development and sustainability of the New Orleans community. Generated from the website

The Louisiana & Delta Railroad (LDRR), acquired by Genesee & Wyoming Inc. in 1987, operates a network that includes 165 track miles with both owned and leased segments. The railroad provides a range of services including transloading, industrial development, railcar storage, and port operations to facilitate efficient freight transportation. LDRR interchanges with major railroads like BNSF and Union Pacific, offering extensive rail access and storage capacity with 720 spots available for railcar storage. Their operations are strategically positioned to support industrial growth and enhance connectivity within the region. Generated from the website

Gulf Gateway Terminal (GGT) is a liquid handling facility located on 415 industrially zoned acres within the Port of New Orleans, specializing in barge-to-rail transloading and storage services. With access to six Class I railroads via the New Orleans Public Belt Railroad, GGT efficiently facilitates outbound bulk shipments to every North American rail destination. Established in 2013, GGT features two operational tanks with a combined capacity of 268,000 barrels and is designed to handle both renewable and conventional diesel, among other products. The terminal's strategic location at the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway allows for versatile dock operations, capable of accommodating multiple barges simultaneously for efficient liquid transfers. Generated from the website