Sugar
International commodity trade
Brazilian commodities.Global connections.
Sugar, grains, oils and more for international markets. Explore product specifications and share your commercial requirements.
THE BROKERS · IMPORT & EXPORT105products in the catalogue
12product groups
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Product categoriesProducts.
Products.
By category.
Explore the catalogue groups. Each image opens its category page with available products and references.
01Sugar4 products
02Soybeans3 products
03Vegetable oils8 products
04Corn5 products
05Coffee3 products
06Rice4 products
07Peanuts6 products
08Animal proteins3 products
09Beans3 products
10Fuels4 products
11Minerals4 products
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Soybeans
Vegetable oils
Soybean oil
- Color (Lovibond 5¼” Cell)
- Max. 2.0 Red, Max. 9.0 Yellow
- Free Fatty Acids (FFA)
- Max. 0.10% – 0.15%
Corn
Coffee
Rice
White rice — 95% whole grains
- Grain size
- 6mm long on average, 2-2.5mm wide (maximum grain length 3 times larger than its width)
- Broken grains
- maximum 5%
Animal proteins
Minerals
Products rotate weekly
The Brokers · Import & ExportExperience that connects markets
Experience that connects markets
and drives opportunities.
Since 2010, we have connected buyers, suppliers and opportunities in international commodity trade, with attention to the specifications, documentation and terms of each transaction.
Discover our approachTHE BROKERS COMMODITIES
Beyond commodities.Connections that matter.
Since 2010, we have connected buyers, suppliers and opportunities in international commodity trade, with attention to the specifications, documentation and terms of each transaction.
Commercial clarityInternational outlookLasting relationships
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How we conduct a transactionFrom first contact
From first contact
to transaction alignment.
Each transaction is assessed according to the product, the parties involved, the market and applicable requirements.
The steps may vary by product, origin, destination and transaction requirements. Availability, terms and timing are confirmed case by case; this outline is not an automatic approval or binding offer.
How we workBefore we beginThe clarity behind
The clarity behind
better conversations.
A few answers to help you prepare for your first conversation with the commercial team.
How do I request a quotation?
Share the commodity, specifications, volume and destination country. If known, include the destination port and preferred Incoterm. The team can review possibilities and discuss the commercial details.
Is there a minimum purchase volume?
Minimum volume depends on the product, supplier and transaction structure. Send your requirements for assessment; there is no single advertised minimum across the catalogue.
Can I inquire about FOB and CIF terms?
Yes. Specify your preferred Incoterm and the relevant ports. Terms, responsibilities, costs and availability must be confirmed in the proposal and contract for each transaction.
Which certifications accompany a product?
Documentation depends on the product, producer, lot and destination requirements. Inspections and certifications should only be treated as confirmed after the relevant documents have been presented and verified.
The next step starts with a conversationYour next inquiry.
Share my requirementsYour next inquiry.
Let’s talk.
Tell us what you need. Let’s align the information and assess the possibilities for your business.