Port of Rosedale

The Port of Rosedale, located in Mississippi, is a vital inland port on the Mississippi River system, serving as a strategic gateway for agricultural and industrial cargo. Designed for efficiency and reliability, it offers swift vessel turnaround and flexible service, positioning itself as a leader in dependability in the Gulf Coast region. Operating on a 3.3-mile-long channel with over a mile of turning basin, the port boasts both public and private terminals, and recent infrastructure investments have enhanced its loading, storage, and intermodal transport capabilities. Major tenants like Louis Dreyfus Company underline its importance in the grain and bulk commodities trade, capitalizing on fast barge movement through modern facilities. The port’s robust connections to the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System enable access to major domestic and international markets. Recognized for its top-notch customer service and skilled workforce, the Port of Rosedale continues to expand, attracting new businesses and supporting the economic development of the Mississippi Delta with year-round, customizable services.

Facilities

• General cargo dock
• Dry-bulk unloading and loading docks
• Public terminal
• Private docks
• 20,000 sq ft humidity-controlled warehouse
• 3.3-mile slack-water harbor with min 9’ draft
• Truck-to-barge loading systems
• Multiple high-capacity conveyor belts (200, 400, 600, 1300 TPH)
• 150-ton crawler crane
• Stevedoring services
• Department of Agriculture and Commerce certified truck scales
• Truck and barge scales
• Year-round service

Operating Hours

24/7 barge tow service; standard operating hours Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, with appointments and some services available outside standard hours as needed.