Exports in the first quarter of 2016 increased 19.9 percent compared with the first three months of 2015, according to statistics published on the port’s website. As is normally the case, Oakland’s exports were higher than imports.
Oakland is proceeding with its multi-year plans to redevelop the former Oakland Army Base in the middle of the port into a logisticscenter for exports, imports and transload facilities, and is further expanding rail access to the site. Capital Feed, therefore, plans to expand its existing export operations and will also add to the types of imported commodities it ships through Oakland.
