Port of Green Bay

The Port of Green Bay serves as a crucial maritime gateway to the Midwest, situated at the westernmost point of Lake Michigan. Boasting state-of-the-art facilities, the port supports more than 200 shipping calls annually and handles over two million tons of cargo. Its location provides the shortest, most efficient route for shipments between the interior United States and global markets, directly linking regional industries with the rest of the world. The port accommodates a diverse range of commodities—including coal, limestone, petroleum products, wood pulp, wind components, and oversized machinery—making it critical to the local and regional economies. Supported by excellent rail and highway connections, the port underpins economic development and employment throughout northeast Wisconsin. The Port of Green Bay is also positioned for future growth, with ongoing expansion projects to meet increasing logistics demands and maintain its role as a vital link in America's supply chain.