Terminal Services

ADM's extensive terminal services are designed to meet the specific needs of domestic and import/export-oriented customers.

Extensive Offering of Services

Services include transloading, terminaling, warehousing and a full array of logistical functions.

Competitive Product Handling

Our highest priority is offering the services you need to be successful. We provide timely, efficient and competitive product handling in both directions of the import/export cycle. Whether we’re providing product transfer, storage, distribution or specifically designed logistical services, ADM Terminal Services is ready to meet your needs.

Strategically Located Terminals

Our terminals are strategically located on major inland waterways, rail lines and highways, providing excellent transload points to the industrial corridors or trucking lanes of your choice and allowing for immediate access to your key markets. Facilities are designed for rapid unloading, secure storage and timely distribution.

Camanche, IA

The Camanche Terminal is located on the Upper Mississippi River at mile marker 512. The site is served directly by the CP and BNSF railroads. The UP railroad can serve the facility via switch. Capabilities include bulk, break bulk and steel material handling. Facilities include dry bulk barge docks—ground and covered storage.

Creve Coeur, IL

The Creve Coeur Terminal is located on the Illinois River at mile marker 158. The site is served by the TZPR switchyard which connects the BNSF, UP, CN-IC, NS, TP&W, IL Midland and Iowa Interstate railroads. Capabilities include bulk, break bulk, steel, grain and grain by-product material handling. Facilities include grain and dry bulk barge docks—grain and ground storage.

Ottawa, IL

The Ottawa Terminal is located on the Illinois River at mile marker 243. The site is served by the CSXT railroad. The terminal has strategic access to the I-39 and I-80 Interstate Highway corridors. Capabilities include bulk, break bulk, steel, grain and grain by-product material handling. Facilities include grain and dry bulk barge docks—ground and covered storage.