Savage Opens New Petroleum Terminal in Mexico

Kansas City Southern Working With Savage on Endeavor

Savage Cos., a logistics provider for the chemical industry, will begin operating a petroleum terminal in central Mexico Jan. 1, working with Kansas City Southern to move the commodities into the United States.

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Located near the city of Quer茅taro, Savage鈥檚 new terminal will store and transfer refined petroleum products. Initially, the terminal will transfer products directly from railcars onto tank trucks, but after receiving the necessary permits, Savage plans to add tank storage product blending as well.

鈥淲e鈥檙e excited to leverage our team鈥檚 experience operating transload facilities and rail operations to reduce the logistics costs of moving and managing refined petroleum products in Mexico,鈥 Savage CEO Kirk Aubry said in a statement.



鈥淲e have a long and prosperous relationship with Savage in the U.S. and we are honored to extend our mutually beneficial endeavors to Mexico, where we believe this terminal will facilitate additional refined product exports from U.S. Gulf Coast refineries in support of Mexico energy reform,鈥 Kansas City Southern CEO Patrick Ottensmeyer added. 鈥淪avage鈥檚 experience and commitment to excellence gives us the confidence that this new refined products terminal will provide additional market options in support of Mexico鈥檚 new energy infrastructure.鈥澨