The dry bulk terminal is located on 71 acres at Rose Bluff Cutoff on the Calcasieu Ship Channel (located 30 miles inland from the Gulf of Mexico). 

The bulk terminal has a 2,200 foot long wharf and a 40 foot projected depth at dockside that can accommodate two vessels for loading simultaneously. 

Two traveling ship loaders and one traveling clam-bucket unloader, when working simultaneously, can load at a rate of 5,200 short tons per hour of petroleum coke (one at 2,000 thp and one at 3,200 tph). 

The ship/barge clam-bucket type unloader and conveyor system is located at the site and traverses 740 feet of dock with an average unloading rate of 450 short tons of barite per hour.

The site is capable of transfer from vessel to vessel, vessel to rail, vessel to truck, or to open storage. 

The terminal handles dry bulk products such as petroleum coke, calcined coke, barite, rutile, woodchips, and other dry bulk commodities.

 Other equipment includes:  100-ton railcar roll over facility capable of handling 1,200 ton per hour, three separate railcar shakers, a hydraulic truck dump, and a rail unloading pit, radial stacker and adjacent truck scale.