barge shipping

American Commercial Barge Line (ACBL) is an inland marine transportation company founded in 1915 as a coal-moving business on the Kentucky River. It operates 3,500 barges and 130 towboats across over 12,000 miles of inland waterway, including the Mississippi, Ohio, Illinois, and Gulf Intracoastal systems, with 2,000 team members. Its corporate headquarters is in Jeffersonville, Indiana.

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Asphalt & Fuel Supply (AFS) is a supplier of refined petroleum products, founded in 2003. It sources products from US refineries and blends them at its terminals to produce specific grades of asphalt. AFS serves the paving, roofing, and specialty oils industries, and offers shipping via railcar, liquid tank truck, and barge.

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Clarkson Grain Company, Inc. is an Illinois-based grain, oilseed, and ingredient supplier to the food manufacturing and animal feed industries, specializing in the growing, storage, and processing of Identity-Preserved, Non-GMO, and organic corn, soybeans, and soy ingredients. Founded in 1974 by the Clarkson family, it owns and operates four facilities in Illinois, including commercial storage, cleaning, and handling facilities, an organic soy processing facility, a barge station, and rail sidings.

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