Port of Buffalo

09/10/2026

Crews are working around the clock this week to offload sugar from the Federal Wisconsin. While winter is fast approaching and the end of the Great Lakes shipping season is just around the corner, there is still plenty of work to be done at the Port of Buffalo.

08/31/2026

The Port of Buffalo and Rennaisance Commerce Park operate within the city of Lackawanna’s Federal Opportunity Zone, offering prime potential for revitalization and economic development. Businesses can leverage substantial tax benefits by reinvesting capital gains into projects within these zones.

With over 200 Certified New York Shovel Ready acres available and direct intermodal access, light-medium manufacturers and warehousing/distribution businesses can expedite their growth while supporting the area’s continued revitalization.

Interested in learning more about growing your business alongside the Port of Buffalo? Send us DM and we’ll point you in the right direction or visithttps://www.ecidany.com/documents/RCP/RCP_Brochure_April2026.pdf

08/25/2026

More storage. More savings.

The Port of Buffalo’s Foreign Trade Zone advantages are strengthened by its expansive indoor and outdoor storage areas. With access to secure and abundant onsite storage, Port of Buffalo tenants are able to harness the full benefits of duty deferrals, duty eliminations on re-exported goods, and more.

08/08/2026

Welcome to the Port of Buffalo, Lyulin. Here she is in action unloading raw sugar for processing and distribution.

The Lyulin is just one of two ships expected over the next few days at the Port of Buffalo, where operations run 7 days a week. A busy port means steady work for Western New York businesses and continued economic investments into our local communities.

08/03/2026

Last week, the Port of Buffalo was presented with the Robert J. Lewis Pacesetter Award at the American Great Lakes Ports Association Conference in Chicago. This award recognizes Great Lakes ports that have achieved a year-over-year increase in international shipping tonnage.

The 2025 shipping year marked the sixth time that the Port of Buffalo has been a Pacesetter Award recipient. With a 132% cargo volume increase from 2024 to 2025, the Port of Buffalo led the way amongst all of this year’s winners.

Big thank you to our staff, partners, and contractors for helping us reach this milestone. As we look to the future of the Port of Buffalo and its continued growth, we’re committed to sustaining this momentum and creating new opportunities for trade, investment, and economic growth across the Western New York region.

07/31/2026

07/28/2026

Behind every vessel arrival to the Port of Buffalo, there is a stevedoring crew hard at work. 👷👷‍♀️

The Port of Buffalo proudly partners with one of the industry’s leaders, Castaloop, to safely and efficiently unload bulk and breakbulk materials from ship to dock. Using specialized equipment such as a 230-ton crawler crane and a 55-ton gantry crane, Castaloop helps the Port of Buffalo deliver dependable, high-capacity cargo handling services for a wide range of different commodities.

07/21/2026

From ship to shed. 🚢➡️🛖

The Algoma Intrepid arrived Sunday and has been offloading salt ever since. Here, the salt will be screened, packaged, and distributed for deicing use.

Ensuring winter safety is a year round operation, and the Port of Buffalo is proud to play a role!

07/17/2026

Thank you The Buffalo News for covering the fun side of Great Lakes - St. Lawrence Seaway's friendly port rivalries!

Scott Simmons, the general manager of the Port of Buffalo and a lifelong Sabres fan, wore a Montreal Canadiens jersey this week as the result of a lost wager. ⤵️ Find a link to the story in the comments.