Magellan adds ethanol terminal capacity in Texas

In Oklahoma, Magellan Midstream Partners announced that it has added ethanol blending capabilities and a third truck rack lane at its West Fort Worth terminal and is expanding loading capabilities at its Odessa terminal with the addition of two truck rack lanes expected by early 2009.

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