Overview
The Port of Wilmington handles fresh fruit, vehicles, containers and bulk cargo. It is one of the leading U.S. ports for imported bananas and other fresh produce.
History
The city opened its marine terminal in 1923. The port later became state-owned and has been expanded to handle more container traffic.
Today
Port terminals and cold storage warehouses employ many workers, and regulated terminals generally require a TWIC card.
Compiled October 2026. History is summarized for general interest; check primary sources for research. This landmark is local context, not an employer or job listing.