Port of Portland welcomes new GM auto import business

3/14/2023

The Dong-A Metis, which delivered the first shipment of auto imports to Portland this month, shown tied up at Berth 601. Port of Portland

The new venture is the result of the port’s long-standing partnership with GM and Auto Warehousing Co. BNSF Railway Co. and Union Pacific Railroad serve the port.

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