The company’s pharmaceutical-grade sodium bicarbonate production facility was built in 1968 and produces the world-renowned baking soda right where the trona ore is mined. Wyoming is home to 90% of the world’s trona ore deposits.
The new switching agreement marks OmniTRAX’s third Green River operation added in the past year. The infrastructure affiliate of the multi-billion-dollar Colorado-based parent The Broe Group, OmniTRAX operates 32 railroads, serving ports, industrial parks, and industry leaders across the country.
“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,” said OmniTRAX CEO Colby Tanner.
Church and Dwight is the United States’ largest baking soda producer and parent company of many household name products, including Arm & Hammer, used in a variety of industrial, institutional, medical, food and specialty cleaning applications. OmniTRAX will provide dedicated switching service for the Green River facility which operates 24 hours a day.
