OmniTRAX Wyoming baking soda plant rail deal for Arm & Hammer

The OmniTRAX Wyoming baking soda plant deal centers on a long-term switching agreement. Also, the deal was reported by Trains.com. In addition, it applies to Church and Dwight’s Green River facility. Meanwhile, the site produces Arm & Hammer baking soda.

OmniTRAX Wyoming baking soda plant agreement in Green River

Built in 1968, the Church and Dwight Green River facility produces pharmaceutical-grade sodium bicarbonate. Also, it stands at the same site where trona ore is mined. In addition, Wyoming contains 90% of the world’s trona ore deposits.

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“Arm & Hammer is an iconic American brand and OmniTRAX is proud to provide the safe and reliable rail service to keep Church and Dwight’s Green River facility moving smoothly,” OmniTRAX CEO Colby Tanner said in a press release.

Third Green River contract in the past year

Separately, Church and Dwight is the largest baking soda producer in the United States. At the same time, it is the parent company behind products used in:

• industrial applications
• institutional applications
• medical applications
• food applications
• cleaning applications

Meanwhile, the Green River operation runs around the clock. In addition, it is the third Green River facility to sign with OmniTRAX. Also, all three contracts came over the past year. Separately, one earlier agreement covered the Tata Chemical soda ash facility. Also, another covered the WE Soda Westvaco soda ash mine.

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