Port Wilmington
Headquartered in United States
Deep-water marine terminal in Wilmington, Delaware, operated by Enstructure, with USDA-approved cold treatment facilities for table grapes and deciduous and citrus fruit, post-fumigation rapid-cooling chambers, controlled-atmosphere warehousing, and fumigation services for perishable shipments.
Treatment type
Regions served
North America
Countries
United States
Cities
Facilities
1 facility
- 1 Hausel Road, Wilmington, DE 19801-5852
Commodities handled
table grapes, citrus fruit, deciduous fruit
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