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Brazil/Russia agree to increase wheat and soybean trade (02/25/2013)
Brazil and Russia signed several agreements aimed at increasing trade and increasing defense, energy and agriculture cooperation. The accords were signed during the visit of Russian Prime M
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Offering our Quality Soybean Oil - Argentina.
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Fortaleza, Brazil
Offering our Quality Soybean Oil - Argentina.
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- Crude degummed soybean oil - 1315 USD/MT FOB or CFR/CIF terms. Port Rosario
- Refined soybean oil - 1435 USD/MT FOB or CFR/CIF terms. Port Rosario
- Crude soybean oil (99%) + palmister (1% ) --other vegetable oils - 1315 USD/MT FOB or CFR/CIF terms. Port Rosario
- Packing - flexi-tanks per 22 MT ONLY. Up to 1000 MT per month.
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Monday, February 25, 2013
ANIMAL FOOD SUPPLEMENT BASED ON PALM FRUIT AND SUNFLOWER
we are pleased to offer you our ANIMAL FOOD SUPPLEMENT BASED ON PALM FRUIT AND SUNFLOWER
It is a product rich on protein and fiber, vegetable fat and vitamins/minerals.
Used for cows, pigs and chicken.
Offer:
Pricing MEAL – INTRODUCTION PRICING We were selling pilot shipment CIF Hamburg at USD 325/ton
Pricing PELLETS - INTRODUCTION PRICING The exact price depends on port and is subject to fluctuations of sunflower and palm cake price – this is valid for the first 2000 mt
It is a product rich on protein and fiber, vegetable fat and vitamins/minerals.
Used for cows, pigs and chicken.
Offer:
Pricing MEAL – INTRODUCTION PRICING We were selling pilot shipment CIF Hamburg at USD 325/ton
Pricing PELLETS - INTRODUCTION PRICING The exact price depends on port and is subject to fluctuations of sunflower and palm cake price – this is valid for the first 2000 mt
Specifications
NON GMO - Organic
NON GMO - Organic
Fat 19,5%
Fibers 22,81 %
Protein 13,84 %
Moisture 7,52%
Ash 4,25 %
Phosphorus 0,41 %
Calcium 1,42 %
Vitamin B 9%
Vitamin A 8,2%
Commercial details:
- Origin: HONDURAS – PORT CORTES
- Packing: 50 kilo bags
- Minimum order is 20 mt (one container) CONTAINERS, OF COURSE IN CASE OF HIGH VOLUMES WE WOULD REVIEW BULK OPTION
- We could deliver up to 2000 mt per months but limitations may apply
- Each pallet has 50 bags and is wrapped in folio (so approx 4 pallets per container)
- We can also pack it in jumbo bags (1000 kg)
- With minimum of 5000 50kg bags (250 tons) we can also deliver with the clients print and logo on the bag without extra cost
- Payment L/C
Our offers TODAY on our Fish meal and Fish Oil from Vietnam
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Note: shipping prices will increase in March. Offer til March 1st 2013.
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Offer til March 1st 2013.
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Our offers TODAY on our Fish meal and Fish Oil from Vietnam
Note: shipping prices will increase in March. Offer til March 1st 2013.
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1) Commodity: PANGASIUS FISH MEAL
Price: FOB
55%: 940 USD/MT FOB Ho Chi Minh Port, VN
60%: 1040 USD/MT FOB Ho Chi Minh Port, VN
65%: 1235 USD/MT FOB Ho Chi Minh Port, VN
Specification:
+ 100% PANGASIUS FISH MEAL
+ Protein: 65% max, 60% max
+ Moisture: 10%(+/-1) max
+ Salt: 3%
+ Impurity: 2,5% max
+ Lipid : 13
Antioxidant (PHA; PHB; Ethoxyquine)
2) Commodity: TUNA FISH MEAL
Price: FOB
55%: 865 USD/MT FOB Ho Chi Minh Port, VN
60%: 965 USD/MT FOB Ho Chi Minh Port, VN
65%: 1045 USD/MT FOB Ho Chi Minh Port, VN
Specification:
+ 100% TUNA FISH MEAL
+ Protein: 65% max, 60% max, 55% max
+ Moisture: 10% max
+ Salt: 3%
+ Impurity: 2,5% max
+ Crude ash: 24% max
+ Crude fat: 12% max
Antioxidant (PHA; PHB; Ethoxyquine)
3) Commodity: Fish oil
Price: 935 USD/MT FOB Ho Chi Minh Port, Vietnam
Commodity: Grade Acid Value: 5%
Specification:
- Color: Yellowish
- Moisture: 1% max
- Imputures: 0.5% max
- Fat: 98% min
- EPA: 20% min
- DHA: 8% min
- FFA: 6% max
- IV: 60% min
- Heavy metal: 0.5 ppm max
- Saponificable value: 210 max
- Peroxide value: 5% max
4) Commodity: Fish oil
Price: 975 USD/MT FOB Ho Chi Minh Port, Vietnam
Commodity: Grade Acid Value: 3%
Specification:
- Color: Yellowish
- Moisture: 1% max
- Imputures: 0.5% max
- Fat: 98% min
- EPA: 20% min
- DHA: 8% min
- FFA: 6% max
- IV: 60% min
- Heavy metal: 0.5 ppm max
- Saponificable value: 210 max
- Peroxide value: 5% max
PACKING:
- Fish meal :50 kgs in PP bag, 19 MT/ con20'
- Fish Oil:190 kgs/barrel, 98 barrels/ 20 FCL, 20 MT/ Flexitank
Payment terms: 30% advance or 100% L/C at sight
Origin: Vietnam.
Packing: 50 kgs in PP bag, 19 MT/ con20'
Quantity: 50 Mts trial
Delivery time: within 15 days after the day you transfer 30% advance or L/C. Transit time is around 30 days.
Please confirm the terms and conditions as soon asap.
Offer til March 1st 2013.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Markets » Commodities » Food & Edible Oils
Global pepper prices are likely to rise six-seven per cent in the coming week, when markets in Vietnam open.
Reports suggested Vietnam’s total output was likely to be 125,000 tonnes. But, latest estimates indicate it would be 105,000 tonnes only. Some expect it to be even lower. The lower output, coupled with poor supply from other producing countries like India, will push prices up by six-seven per cent. Before the holidays, Vietnam quoted $6,050 a tonne for 500 gm/litre grade, $6,300 for 550 gm/litre and $6,700 for the Asta grade of pepper.
Currently, India is out of the global market, as it offers $7,200-7,300 a tonne. Also, Brazil, Indonesia and Sri Lanka are not in the picture. So, for now, Vietnam is the only destination for buyers. It is expected that Europe and the US will be active in the market by next week, as most of their stocks were exhausted on Christmas-New Year demand.
The market is poised for a strong bull phase by June-July as Vietnam’s stocks exhaust in the next four-five months. India’s domestic demand may be met through local produce. So, the global supply will be tight by June-July. Hence, a price rise is inevitable, according to experts. For now, there are no indications from Brazil and Indonesia about any production.
According to reports, production in Kerala and Karnataka, which contribute more than 80 per cent of the total output, would be low. Production in Kerala is likely to fall 50 per cent. According to leading local traders, stock produced in Karnataka would be used for domestic consumption. Benny, a farmer from Idukki, a key producing district of Kerala, said in some parts of the district, production fell 60 per cent. And, the recent price increase would hardly benefit producers, as the output is too low.
Some exporters here expect a 10-per cent increase in prices next week. According to them, production in Vietnam is lower than the earlier projections. Vietnam is the only country at present with stock.
Global pepper prices are likely to rise six-seven per cent in the coming week, when markets in Vietnam open.
Reports suggested Vietnam’s total output was likely to be 125,000 tonnes. But, latest estimates indicate it would be 105,000 tonnes only. Some expect it to be even lower. The lower output, coupled with poor supply from other producing countries like India, will push prices up by six-seven per cent. Before the holidays, Vietnam quoted $6,050 a tonne for 500 gm/litre grade, $6,300 for 550 gm/litre and $6,700 for the Asta grade of pepper.
Currently, India is out of the global market, as it offers $7,200-7,300 a tonne. Also, Brazil, Indonesia and Sri Lanka are not in the picture. So, for now, Vietnam is the only destination for buyers. It is expected that Europe and the US will be active in the market by next week, as most of their stocks were exhausted on Christmas-New Year demand.
The market is poised for a strong bull phase by June-July as Vietnam’s stocks exhaust in the next four-five months. India’s domestic demand may be met through local produce. So, the global supply will be tight by June-July. Hence, a price rise is inevitable, according to experts. For now, there are no indications from Brazil and Indonesia about any production.
According to reports, production in Kerala and Karnataka, which contribute more than 80 per cent of the total output, would be low. Production in Kerala is likely to fall 50 per cent. According to leading local traders, stock produced in Karnataka would be used for domestic consumption. Benny, a farmer from Idukki, a key producing district of Kerala, said in some parts of the district, production fell 60 per cent. And, the recent price increase would hardly benefit producers, as the output is too low.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Sugar Asia 2013 – Bangkok, Thailand, 28-29 May 2013
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Offering ORGANIC & VIRGIN COCONUT OIL
Type Coconut Oil
Product Type Fruit Oil
Color Clear
Color Clear
Use Cooking, Salad Oil, Body Oil, Hair Oil
Packaging Glass Bottle
Certification Organic / ISO 22000 / HACCP Certified, US FDA Registerd Manufacturer.
Place of Origin Sri Lanka
Processing Type Cold Press
Type Organic Virgin Coconut Oil
Minimum Order Quantity: 100 Box/Boxes
Port: As per the buyers requirement
Port: As per the buyers requirement
Packaging Details:
200ml, 400ml, 500ml Wide Mouth Glass Jar 750ml Glass Bottle 10Ltr,
18Ltr, 20Ltr Jerry Can, 200Ltr New steel Drum. Other packing types also
available on buyer's request
Shelf life for Refined coconut oil – 24 months / Virgin coconut oil – 24 months
Delivery Time: After 3 weeks (Maximum) from the date of reception payments
Payment Terms: L/C,D/P,T/T,100% LC OR 30% advance payment + 70% balance payment upon faxing or email copies of shipping documents
Supply Ability: 500 Metric Ton/Metric Tons per Month
PRODUCT FEATURES
It
is an excellent quality food-grade coconut oil that is NOT hydrogenated
& contains NO trans-fatty acids100% natural & manufactured
according to international standards (ISO 22000/HACCP/GMP/Halaal)
Does not go through any chemical refining process
100% Trans free process
100% GMO free
None Hydro Carbonation
Free from Cholesterol (All vegetable oils doesn't contain cholesterol)
Does not go through any chemical refining process
100% Trans free process
100% GMO free
None Hydro Carbonation
Free from Cholesterol (All vegetable oils doesn't contain cholesterol)
FULL SPECIFICATIONS ON REQUEST
Free Fatty Acids - 0.2% Max
Moisture & Impurities - 0.5% Max
Iodine Value - 6.0 - 11.0
Colour - Colorless
Free Fatty Acids - 0.2% Max
Moisture & Impurities - 0.5% Max
Iodine Value - 6.0 - 11.0
Colour - Colorless
The
most powerful of all coconut oils is virgin coconut oil, which is
extracted from fresh coconuts. Virgin coconut oil is treasure trove of
vitamins, minerals, anti-oxidants, and is also a major source of lauric
acid and vitamin E. It protects the skin from infections caused by
bacteria, viruses and fungi. Virgin coconut oil is ideal for infants. It
is also great for the scalp and is useful in preventing dandruff and
hair loss.
The
versatile coconut is accepted as a health and beauty aid in many
tropical countries. It conditions hair, cleanses the body, and
detoxifies the skin. Coconut is also a light moisturizer that decreases
excessive oil on the skin. In fact, coconut in its various forms, such
as, water, pulp, oil and cream is the best way to tone up your skin and
makes you glow from great health!”
Sunscreen lotion
“Coconut
oil provides a natural UV protection and is an excellent sunscreen
lotion. It has wonderful anti-oxidant properties that protect the skin
from free radical damage and when consumed or used topically on our
skin, it helps our bodies absorb other nutrients more effectively, such
as Vitamin E, another powerful anti-oxidant nutrient that protects the
skin.
- More info e-Mail: info@brazil-trade-business.com
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Brazil Trade Business Group LLC
Monday, February 18, 2013
INDIA: Drought to reduce sugar production to below consumption
Sugar Online Published: 02/12/2013, 7:34:39 AM
India's sugar production for the 2013/14 season is set to fall below consumption for the first time in four years as a water shortage trims acreage in three key states, according to Reuters.
The drop could boost global sugar prices as the world's top sugar consumer imports raw sugar to maintain stocks and to take advantage of lower prices in Brazil.
"Farmers in Maharashtra, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are switching to other crops. If we look at prices, cane is attractive, but water is not available," said a Mumbai-based official with a global trading firm, who declined to be named.
Figures from the Indian Sugar Mills Association show that the western state of Maharashtra and southern Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are likely to produce 12.2 million tonnes, or more than half of India's total production, in the 2012/13 season, which ends on Sept. 30.
India, the world's biggest sugar producer after Brazil, is likely to produce a total of 24.3 million tonnes of sugar in the current year, compared with demand of about 23 million tonnes.
It would then need imports over the following season to maintain opening stock levels for the year starting Oct. 1, 2014, dealers said.
Though the country is likely to start the year starting October 2013 with stocks of 7.5 million tonnes, it would want to maintain these levels going into the next year.
After the 2009 drought sugar production fell sharply, forcing India to make big purchases from overseas markets, which pushed the price of raw sugar futures to 30-year highs.
"It is difficult to estimate sugar output for next year. It depends on the diversion of cane for fodder, monsoon rains and recovery rate," said the trading firm official, who declined to be named. "Right now, we can say around 20-21 million tonnes can be produced."
In 2012 state governments bought cane to offer cheaply or free as fodder when alternative supplies were short because of lack of rain. Cattle become the main source of income for farmers during drought years.
The fodder shortage is likely to rise between March and June this year, raising demand for mature cane as fodder.
"Total cane area in Maharashtra and Karnataka will be down 20 to 25% for next season," said Narendra Murkumbi, managing director of Shree Renuka Sugars, the country's biggest sugar refiner.
New plantation is down by nearly 50% in both states, Murkumbi said.
"Drought is affecting new plantation and it will even cut availability of the ratoon crop next season," D B Gavit, a director at the Maharashtra Sugar Commissioner's office, said.
The ratoon crop is the root stub of cane after the first harvest that remains in the ground for a second harvest. It usually accounts for more than a third of total cane production.
The water shortage in the central region of Maharashtra is so severe that people are struggling to secure drinking water, but the situation is better in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
"Uttar Pradesh will compensate for some of the production losses in Maharashtra and Karnataka. It is not facing a water shortage," said Kamal Jain, managing director of sugar brokerage Kamal Jain Trading Services.
Uttar Pradesh is expected to produce 8.1 million tonnes of sugar in 2012/13.
BRAZIL: Efficient cane production seen forcing Eastern Europeans out of bee
Sugar online: Published: 02/05/2013, 10:56:08 AM
Cane production costs in top sugar exporter Brazil have started to fall due to the prospect of a bounteous harvest and will force some of the least efficient beet growers, many of them in Eastern Europe, to switch out of sugar, according to Reuters.
Delegates at a major sugar industry conference in Dubai said sugar beet farmers can more easily move into alternative crops such as grains, while investment in cane planting is much more expensive.
The fall in costs will also improve the bottom line of financially strapped Brazilian mills, they said.
"The cost of production in Brazil had been rising significantly and this enabled other countries to compete," said Jonathan Kingsman, head of agriculture at news provider Platts and host of the Feb. 2-5 conference.
"As Brazilian industry recovers, the costs of production will fall due to rising production capacity. These other countries, which had increased sugar production, will have to compete with Brazil. Russia maybe can't; Ukraine maybe can't."
The Union of Russian Sugar Producers has said it expects the area planted in beets to drop by 8.4% next season.
Russia brought forward purchases of Brazilian raw sugar to take advantage of cheap offers before a possible increase in its import tariff on May 1, sources at two trade houses said.
Russia, which was the world's top raw sugar importer a decade ago, has been moving towards self-sufficiency in sugar in recent years, shielded by the rising production costs in Brazil, which has been the source of its imports.
Many Russian farmers now could switch from sugar beet to more remunerative wheat crops, several analysts said.
"In Russia, there could be a definite switch to wheat," Keith Flury, a senior soft commodities analyst with Rabobank, said before the conference.
"Russia might be able to realise good revenues from grains."
Russia is also a leading wheat exporter.
Global sugar futures have almost halved in price after reaching a peak of 36.08 U.S. cents a lb in February 2011. Wheat prices, meanwhile, are roughly in line with those paid two years ago.
Jonathan Drake, head of RCMA Sugar, said in an interview that the most efficient Russian growers would continue to produce beet.
The lower Brazilian production costs are not expected to have any impact on sugar production decisions in the European Union because of heavily protected prices in the bloc, which are well above global market levels, trade sources said.
Brazilian sugar production costs rose in recent years due to factors such as adverse weather, which cut cane throughput in mills, but this trend is now set to reverse as mills ramp up production of a huge harvest in 2013/14, delegates said.
Sugar mills in Brazil have substantial fixed costs and need to produce at near full capacity to keep their marginal costs to a minimum.
"The key for the next Brazilian crop will be the maximum productive capacity. I think we will be close to maximum productive capacity," said Jeremy Austin, managing director of trade house Sucden do Brasil.
"In theory that would mean a productive capacity of 600 to 620 million tonnes."
Several analysts have forecast that 2013/14 cane output in the centre-south of Brazil, the main growing area representing some 90% of the crop, will be around 580 million to 585 million tonnes, up from around 532 million in 2012/13.
Brazil's raw sugar production costs are set to fall to some 17-18 cents a lb from 20-22 currently as the volume of cane processed by the mills ratchets higher, delegates in Dubai said.
The falling costs of sugar production in Brazil will alleviate the pain of many mills, which have been struggling financially in recent years due to a lack of available cane to process, traders attending the conference said.
A panel of executives from Brazilian mills agreed that the fall in Brazilian production costs would help the bottom line of mills.
"The falling cost of production in Brazil will bring a sigh of relief to mills that have been struggling to make a profit," one senior London-based analyst said.
Toby Cohen, a director of London-based merchant Czarnikow, said in Dubai that, despite the fall in production costs, many mills would still face financial problems because the current sugar price was too low.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Russia may export wheat to Brazil
An agreement on phytosanitary requirements that allow the import of wheat from Russia to Brazil will be signed by the Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply, Mendes Ribeiro Filho, and the Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, Nikolay Fedorov, on the 19th February in BrasÃlia. Russian officials visit Brazil between the 18th and 20th of February.
According to the director of the Department of Plant Protection, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA), Cosam Coutinho, so they signed the agreement, wheat exports from Russia to Brazil will be released. "This negotiation between the two countries takes a few years now and the opening of trade to imports of wheat from Russia can supply a lack that Brazil has in relation to the product," he explained.
Coutinho also highlights that this is a good time because Brazil zeroed the rate of import wheat from any source until August 30, 2013, due to the risk of shortage in the market. This was announced during the last meeting of the Board of Trade (CAMEX), held on 05 February.
Cooperation - During the meeting of the Committee Agrarian Russia / Brazil, on February 18, also discussed the possibility of the two countries signed the protocol on cooperation for the supply of soybean meal from Brazil to Russia. This protocol is also part of the rounds of negotiations between the two countries and is in final discussion of technical talks.
According to the director of the Department of Plant Protection, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA), Cosam Coutinho, so they signed the agreement, wheat exports from Russia to Brazil will be released. "This negotiation between the two countries takes a few years now and the opening of trade to imports of wheat from Russia can supply a lack that Brazil has in relation to the product," he explained.
Coutinho also highlights that this is a good time because Brazil zeroed the rate of import wheat from any source until August 30, 2013, due to the risk of shortage in the market. This was announced during the last meeting of the Board of Trade (CAMEX), held on 05 February.
Cooperation - During the meeting of the Committee Agrarian Russia / Brazil, on February 18, also discussed the possibility of the two countries signed the protocol on cooperation for the supply of soybean meal from Brazil to Russia. This protocol is also part of the rounds of negotiations between the two countries and is in final discussion of technical talks.
Friday, February 1, 2013
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