Direct origination from certified producers and cooperatives. GAFTA-standard contracts, GMO / non-GMO segregation and independent inspection at loading.
| Product | Typical parameters | Usual packing |
|---|---|---|
| Soybeans | GMO or non-GMO · moisture max. 14% · foreign matter max. 1% · damaged per contract | Bulk · lined containers |
| Corn | Yellow, GMO or non-GMO · moisture max. 14% · foreign matter max. 1.5% | Bulk · lined containers |
| Wheat | Bread or milling · protein and W per contract · moisture max. 13% | Bulk · big bags |
| Sesame | Natural or hulled · purity min. 99% · oil content 48–52% | 25/50 kg bags · big bags · containers |
Typical market parameters. The binding specification is the contract's, confirmed by the inspection report at loading.
Origination is done with producers and cooperatives holding certification and crop traceability. Every lot ships with origin identification and grading.
Non-GMO grains ship with segregation and identity-preserved certification, at a premium over conventional, subject to crop availability.
Contracts on the model terms of the Grain and Feed Trade Association: quality, weighing, tolerances and arbitration under an internationally recognised reference.
FOB at Brazilian ports; CFR and CIF quoted per destination.
SGS or Intertek — quality and weight at loading, with report.
Invoice, B/L, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate and inspection report.
LC, SBLC, BG or TT — subject to credit and compliance review.
What international buyers ask first.
Specification, volume, destination and payment — the quotation starts there.
After KYC, the contract follows GAFTA standard with independent inspection at loading. Shipments in bulk or lined containers, depending on volume.
Yes — with segregation and preserved identity.
Non-GMO soybeans and corn ship with specific certification and a premium over conventional, subject to crop availability and scheduling with the cooperatives.
From containers (sesame and specialty) to bulk vessel lots.
The minimum depends on the product and origin logistics; it is set at quotation together with the shipment window.
Product, specification, volume and destination port.