Groups Want Terminal Reopened

Vancouver Port Shut Down Because of Lack of Grain Inspectors

Chris Clayton
By  Chris Clayton , DTN Ag Policy Editor
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Leaders of agricultural groups argue that the country's reputation as a reliable grain exporter is at stake as a labor dispute in Washington State has led to the shutdown of a grain terminal. (DTN file photo)
Leaders of agricultural groups argue that the country's reputation as a reliable grain exporter is at stake as a labor dispute in Washington State has led to the shutdown of a grain terminal. (DTN file photo)
A labor dispute in Washington State has led to the shutdown of a grain terminal because the company can no longer get state or federal grain inspectors to cross a picket line without law-enforcement escorts. More than 20 ag groups have written USDA...

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Chris Clayton

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