Fertiliser terminals change hands

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The J R Simplot Company, headquartered in Boise, Idaho, has acquired a bulk urea and ammonia receiving and storage terminal, formerly owned by Agrium Inc, on the Willamette River at the Port of Portland, Oregon.

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