BRAZIL TRADE BUSINESS GROUP - INTERNATIONAL TRADING: 2012

Friday, December 28, 2012

World records broken for rice production, use and trade | Rice content from Western Farm Press

OFFERING ANIMAL FEED - DRIED FISH MEAL - Brazil Trade Business Group

Offering our Animal feed

Steamed Dried Fish meal 65% Protein from India.

CIF US$ 1450 /MT for 62% protein Steamed Dried Fish meal.

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Offering Crushed Coconut Shell - Brazil Trade Business Group

Offering our Crushed Coconut Shell from India.

Coconut Shell Chips

Our supplier brings top quality Coconut Shell chips that are widely demanded across the globe for making various items. These quality Coconut Shell Chips are widely used for the preparation of varied attractive articles, activated charcoal and used in culturing orchids as it cuts down the application of fertilizers and resists the fungal growth.

Our supply capability would be 500 tons a month depending on your requirement, we will be able to increase our supply. FOB price for crushed coconut shell FOB USD 306 per ton.

Regarding packing we supply in 25kgs PP bag & 50kg PP bags or pack according to our buyers needs.
We accept orders from 20 tons requirements to 1000 tons a month.
Payment terms we accept 100% advances or irrevocable L/C for the total cost.
We can ship to any part of the world as per the buyers directions.
Delivery will be based on the payment guarantee & confirmation of the order.

Specification:

Nature:dry & hard

Moisture:10-12%

Ash content:4-5%

Total sulphur:0.25-0.30%

Calforific value:3500-4000kcal/kg

Volatile matter:35%

Foreign matter:1%

Packing:as per your requirement.

RICE OFFER Vietnam - Brazil Trade Business Group

FOB HCMC Vietnam.
Prices may change without any prior notice until such time as contract is executed by the seller.

Vietnamese Long White rice 5% broken: 430 USD/MT

Vietnamese Long White rice 10% broken: 427 USD/MT

Vietnamese Medium White rice 5% Broken 545 USD/MT

Packing: new PP bag with 50 kgs net each, or new PP with 5 kgs net each.

Marking: at Buyer’s option and design.

Payment term: 20% advance and balance is paid by TT after receiving original documents by emails within 3 days.

We could discuss more for terms: CAD through Buyer’s bank, LC at sight…the price could change a little bit.

Specification: VIETNAMESE MEDIUM WHITE RICE 5% BROKEN

- Broken % (max) (3/4 basis) : 5.00

- Moisture % (max) : 14.0

- Foreign matter % (max) : 0.10

- Yellow kernels % (max) : 0.50

- Chalky kernels % (max) : 6.00

- Glutinous rice % (max) : 0.50

- Red & red streak kernels % (max): 0.80

- Damaged kernels % (max) : 1.00

- Dead insect (insects/kg) (max) : 4.0

- Paddy (grains/kg) (max) : 15

- Average length of whole grain (mm): 5.6

- Milling degree : well milled & double polished

- Crop : 2012

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New Basmati variety to boost India's rice exports prospects

India's Basmati rice exports is expected to get a further boost next fiscal following the introduction of a new aromatic rice variety developed by Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), under the ministry of agriculture.

The new variety referred as Pusa Basmati 1509 does not shatter in case of any delay in harvesting and has a superior grain quality compared to major trait of Pusa 1121, the biggest rice variety currently traded globally.

The new variety takes 120-125 days to mature as against 145-155 days taken by Pusa 1121, which has more than 70% share in India's Basmati rice exports market. Yield wise, the new variety is expected to give around 6.5 tonne per hectare against around 4.5 tonne reported for the widely grown 1121 variety.
This variety is also set to help Punjab and Haryana farmers dealing with issue of depleting ground water level as it takes lesser time to grow.
India exported Basmati rice worth Rs 15,450 crore during 2011-12.
The first ever short duration long grained Basmati variety has already undergone field trials in Punjab and is to be introduced on a large scale in next year's Kharif season.

“We have been working on developing the new variety of Basmati rice for the last six years and even the trial conducted at Patiala also show encouraging result this year’s kharif. We hope to introduce the new variety by next kharif season,” KV Prabhu, Head, Division of Genetics, IARI told FE.

Pusa Basmati 1121 was released for commercial cultivation in 2003. This variety presently occupies more than 1.5 million hectare of Basmati rice grown area estimated at around 2.6 mh.

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Saturday, December 22, 2012

GREETINGS

To our clients and suppliers, thanks for all your support during this year.

Wish you all the best during 2013 and hope to keep developing our partnerships & business with you.

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Friday, December 21, 2012

Offering Ukrainian SOYBEANS in containers - Brazil Trade Business Group

Dear Clients,

Please note the the following prices are based on delivery to exact destinations priced on CIF basis in USD per Metric ton. For other destinations not listed, please send enquiry for same to e-Mail: info@brazil-trade-business.com Prices may change without any prior notice until such time as contract is executed by the seller.

40'' Containers ~ 28 MT

DESTINATION	SOYBEANS (USD/MT)
ANTWERP	628
FELIXSTOW	630
GENOA	625
HAMBURG	628
KOPER	628
LEHAVRE	626
NAPOLI	625
RAVENNA	624
ROTTERDAM	626

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Offering Soft Milling Wheat

Soft Milling Wheat

Origin:	Bulgaria
Quantity:	10,000 MT-30,000 MT
Packing:	Bulk
Shipment:	1st half January 2013
Price:	EUR 271.00 MT FOB
Payment:	L/C 100% at sight, confirmed by a prime bank

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Soy drops on fresh export cancellation; wheat, corn sink

US soybean futures fell for the third straight day on Thursday, dropping 1.6 percent to their lowest level in nearly a month due to a new cancellation of an export deal with China, the world's top buyer of the oilseed.

Corn futures were 1.6 percent lower, falling below $7 and hitting their lowest level in nearly six months as demand continued to weaken. Wheat also fell its lowest level since July as a major winter storm hit the US Plains and provided some relief to key growing areas of the drought-stricken region.
Year-end liquidation added further pressure to all three commodities as investors pulled money out of the markets before the holidays, a time when trading volume is traditionally the lightest of the year.
Private exporters reported the cancellation of 540,000 tonnes of US soybeans sold to China for delivery during the 2012/13 marketing year, the US Agriculture Department on Thursday morning.
Earlier this week, China scuttled plans to buy 300,000 tonnes of US soybeans. USDA also said private exporters reported the cancellation of a separate 120,000-tonne deal, which traders said was likely destined for China.
At 8:59 a.m. CST (1459 GMT), Chicago Board of Trade January soybean futures were down 23 cents at $14.14 a bushel. Prices bottomed out at $14.02-3/4 a bushel, their lowest level since Nov. 21.
CBOT March corn was off 10-1/2 cents at $6.92-1/2 a bushel, the third straight day of declines for the front-month contract, which it hits lowest level since July 2.
Corn futures have fallen for 10 out of the last 11 sessions, dropping 8.7 percent during that period, due to eroding demand from overseas buyers and ethanol producers.
USDA said on Thursday morning weekly export sales of corn were 120,200 tonnes, well below forecasts for 250,000 to 550,000 tonnes.
A forecast for the biggest US corn acreage since 1936 from closely watched private analytics firm Informa Economics also was weighing on prices.

CBOT March wheat was off 17-1/4 cents at $7.88-1/2 a bushel. Prices hit their lowest level since July 3.
The first heavy winter storm of the season hit the US Plains on Wednesday night and Thursday morning, bringing some much needed moisture to the region and providing some relief from the dry conditions that have been hampering winter wheat development in that key growing area.

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Country Brand Ranking 2012 TRADE

http://www.bloom-consulting.com/sites/default/files/files/Bloom_Consulting_Country_Brand_Ranking_Trade_2012.pdf

This year marks the first time that Online Search Demand (OSD) has been incorporated into a ranking of this type. The OSD evaluates the gap between what countries are promoting (supply) and what investors are searching for (demand). Bloom Consulting uses the OSD along with an analysis of each country’s brand strategy to assign each nation a Country Brand Strategy (CBS) Rating©. This identifies the accuracy match between supply and demand and allows Bloom Consulting to assess the best country brands.

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Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Rabobank Poll Taps China As Global Commodity Demand Leader - Farm Futures

Offering our quality wheat flour from the Ukraine.

1st grade - 325 USD/MT FOB Odessa/Nikolayev
2nd grade - 315 USD/MT FOB Odessa/Nikolayev

The volume can be confirmed for every concrete request.

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Global Rice Trade Increases - Farm Progress

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Business Line : Industry & Economy / Agri-biz : Pepper moves up on buying support

Monday, December 17, 2012

Offering our BEST CLOVES - Madagascar - Brazil Trade Business Group

Cloves grade GC3, FOB Madagascar USD 8,775 /MT.
FCL is 12 MT. Payment 30% on order and 70% at presentation of the BL, or by LC 100% at sight.
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Offering WHEAT from Kazakhstan at FOB & CIF.

Milling wheat for human food, 3rd grade.

Our offer today need to be confirmed.

Let us know your destination.

CIF Anzali Iran 410 USD/MT
CIF Lattakia Syria 470 USD/MT.
The available volume of wheat from Kazakhstan is 40.000 MT/month, available only for bulk vessel shipments. Bulk, not in bags
Specifications attached.
Payment: The LC is divisible, fully funded, transferable LC at sight, confirmed or issued by one of the top 50 bank. For Iran, Iraq, Syria; issued by one of the top 50 bank from banks outside. ( from UAE, Turkey, Europe )
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Offering our High Quality Pepper from Vietnam.

BP 500 FAQ
6375 Usd /Mt FOB Hcm

BP 550 FAQ
6735 Usd /Mt FOB Hcm

WP DW
9180 Usd /Mt FOB Hcm

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Saturday, December 15, 2012

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Friday, December 14, 2012

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Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Wheat futures gave up early morning gains

Wheat futures gave up early morning gains and moved to the minus side in midday trade Thursday, but KCBT and MGE futures managed to shave losses by the close. Today’s weekly export sales report is another disappointing week. There is still a 220 million bu. gap between wheat sales year-to-date and where they “should” be based on the 5-year history of sales to date versus end-of-year total on May 31. It’s raising odds USDA will have to lower its U.S. export forecast again in the December WASDE update. The early week enthusiasm over rumored export business to Brazil evaporated when no such sales showed up in this morning’s report. There’s still “some” underlying bullish support due to ongoing dry weather in the U.S. central and southwestern Plains as well as concern for dryness in southeastern Europe, the lower Volga River Basin and “some” locations in France. But shortly after the close the International Grains Council came out with its first global wheat acreage forecast for 2013 and put it at 223.2 million hectares, a 15-year high. At the close, CBOT March wheat was down 5 ¾ at $8.85 ½; KCBT March was down 1 ¼ at $9.35 and MGE March was down 1 ½ at $9.51 ¼.

For the corn market, the bullish/bearish information has caused large swings in price.

For the corn market, the bullish/bearish information has caused large swings in price. For example, a slow export pace is bearish. Last week’s large sales were considered bullish. (FYI, the pendulum swung back to bearish this week.) Ethanol production is really close to the USDA’s number, but the fact that ethanol plants have poor margins is probably bearish. Feed use could go either way, but there is no concrete data until the January reports.Futures drifted lower following disappointing weekly export sales. Net sales for the current marketing year were only 9.3 million bushels. Trade estimates were about 20 million bushels. After sales of 30 million bushels the previous week, expectations for exports have ramped up. The outside markets were stronger which provided underlying support for corn. More rain fell overnight in central Argentina and forecasts for the next week look too wet for corn planting to move ahead. First notice day for December corn futures is Friday. No deliveries are expected. December corn was 8 3/4 cents lower at $7.51. March was 5 1/4 cents lower at $7.58 3/4.

Soybean rally raises new questions

The soybean market has a fascination with South American weather and this will intensify as the growing season progresses. While there is an area of southern Brazil that may be too dry and an area of Argentina that is definitely too wet, there is still plenty of time to plant, so market moves are muted. In January and February, it will be a different story.
Besides these weather concerns, the rally in recent weeks is a function of correcting the oversold nature of the soybean market and a response to strong export sales. Depending on the day, there have been great sales for beans, meal and oil. The soy oil numbers are particularly eye-catching. Buyers are mostly “unknown” but presumably they are China and India.
For every positive tidbit, there seems to be a negative one. So, while there are strong export sales, the market also realizes the November crop report possibly provided enough beans to last the crop year. This diminishes the fundamental need for a sharp rally to restrict use. And while there are weather concerns in areas of South America, a lot of the acreage is in great shape and pod-filling is still a long ways off.

Monday, November 19, 2012

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Monday, November 5, 2012

World's Largest Dairy Is In Vietnam - Farm Progress

Monday, October 29, 2012

WHY VIETNAM?

WHY VIETNAM?

Vietnam has proved to be the fastest and most promising growing economy in the whole South East Asian region over the last twenty-five years.

Despite being governed by a communist party, which might scary some foreign investors, from 1986 on Vietnam has developed a significant number of open-trade reforms, boosting the export sector and generating a flourishing ground of private enterprises.

From the late ’80s until the late 2000s, average GDP growth had settled at abt. 7-8 % for each year.

Still, after the 2008 crisis and last years’ world economy reduction, Vietnam could hold a growth of above 5% per year.

Vietnam is one of the World’s most opened economies, where two-way trade accounts for more than 165% of GDP, the double than China and fourth times India.

Main trade partners countries are both from the Asia/Pacific region (China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia) as well as the USA, Germany and Australia.

Vietnam is member of WTO since 2007 and member of ASEAN since 1995.

AGRICULTURE

Although witnessing a relevant increase in the industrial production, Vietnamese agricultural products still accounts for a relevant 20% of the country’s GDP, with most of its production being exported.

Vietnam is today:

World’s #1 exporter of Robusta Coffee Beans

World’s #3 exporter of Coffee Beans, exporting over 1.2 million tons /y

World’s #1 exporter of Pepper, with over 120,000 tons /y

World’s #2 exporter of Rice, with abt. 7 million tons /y

World’s #5 producer of Natural Rubber, with over 700,000 tons /y

World’s #5 exporter of Frozen Fish, with over 5 billion USD of export /y

Agriculture still is the biggest sector in term of population, with almost 70% inhabitants still residing in rural areas.

The Mekong Delta sub-region (where Rice and Coconut are produced) is the first Area in the World for percentage of land used for permanent crops, standing at abt. 7% of total land area.

DATA

Vietnam is the 56th country in the World for national GDP.

The production of crude oil is abt. 400,000 barrels per day.

Literacy rate is above 90% and school enrollment is one of the highest in the World,

while life expectancy is 75 year, which stands above South East Asia / Pacific average.

Urban population is abt. 32% having increased by 100% in the last 10 years,

while poverty rate is 14%, decreased by 50% over the same period.

Data about the exported goods by sector can be found here:
http://www.gso.gov.vn/default_en.aspx?tabid=472&idmid=3&ItemID=13213.