GRAIN

ALTAIS L.L.C.-FZ
Grain
The company offers agricultural products of the following types: durum and soft wheat, feed wheat, maize, nuts, pea and other. Wheat: A key civilized grain crop, actively used throughout our planet. There are two sorts of wheat – winter wheat and spring wheat, separated by sowing seasons (autumn and early spring respectively). The main area of use is bakery product manufacturing, groats and alcohol production. At the same time, wheat is used in agricultural complexes as basic and supplementary feedstuff. The value of this cereal is defined by the content of micronutrients, of which the most important are proteins, fats and carbohydrates.
3RD CLASS WHEAT
Crop year 2018, gluten 23, FDM 90, corn bug up to 2, protein ≥ 14.5, FN ≥280, natural weight 760, admixture of other grain varieties less than or equal to 5%, wheat of other sorts less or equal to 20%. Price $13.00
WHITE WHEAT
Crop year 2018, gluten 24, FDM 90, corn bug up to 1.5, protein ≥ 13.5, FN ≥300, natural weight 800, black dockage up to 2%, vitreousness no less than 80.
Price subject to agreement.
FEED WHEAT
Crop year 2018, natural weight 650, sunflower seeds no more than 0.5%, sprouted grains up to 25%.
Price $8.60
BARLEY:
A popular cultivated cereal, its cultivation history numbers over 10 000 years. Barley is actively used in making a wide range of products, and also as a feedstuff. Of a particular note is the wide use of this cereal in classical brewing. The nutrition value of this culture is in rich content of protein, which is required for cell building.
Price subject to agreement.
MAIZE:
A widely spread crop species, used for food and fodder purposes. The main natural advantages of maize are high content of potassium, phosphorous and rare vitamins. Maize is also used in traditional medicine and pharmacology as an effective choleretic. Production of maize oil and flour is another side of the indisputable usefulness of this crop for the food industry. Price subject to agreement.
The company is the supplier of pulses – including dry field peas, chickpeas, lentils, edible beans and lupins.
LEGUME CROPS (PEA):
Pea is rightfully considered the most popular legume plant. Its rich amino acid content determines the high nutrition value of this product. It’s widely used in food industry, cooking and traditional medicine. Besides the above-mentioned useful qualities, the easy to keep, freeze-tolerant pea performs a secondary function of an efficient fertilizer, saturating the soil with nitrogen compounds through its root system. PEA - Crop year 2018, moisture 14%, black dockage 2% (incl. spoilt grains up to 1%, min. admixture up to 1%), broken grains (halves or less than halves) up to 8%, grains of another color less than 5%, sprouted grains up to 1% and eroded grains up to 1%.
Price subject to agreement.
OIL-BEARING CROPS (SUNFLOWER):
Sunflower is widespread in the steppe regions with warm and temperate climate. The main area of use is the production of sunflower oil, which is used for food and technical purposes. At the same time, the fibrous stems of this plant are included in the composition of raw material for paper industry. Rich content of polyunsaturated fatty acids and vitamins in sunflower seeds define a high degree of usefulness of the core products and derivatives for the human and animal organism.
Price subject to agreement.
NUTS:
We supply a huge choice of natural and organic raw nuts in packs of all sizes and a huge selection of high quality whole and shelled nuts. We sell raw nuts in bulk to commercial companies across the Europe and Asia. Contact us today for free advice on bulk buying raw nuts, seeds or any of our whole foods.
Price subject to agreement.
Often, we think of grains and oilseeds prices as being at the mercy of the weather and the agricultural sector’s specific set of economic forces that include: planting, growing-and-harvest cycles and crop inventories. Indeed, these risk factors are important determinants of crop prices. But in addition to them, macroeconomic factors play a subtle role in agriculture:

Global crop growing areas are increasingly diversified.
Increased supply diversification reduces the impact of weather.
Crop prices are increasingly sensitive to U.S. dollar.
Currency movements change relative production costs.
China influences ag markets both directly (buying decisions) and indirectly via its buying of energy, metals and emerging market currencies.
Brazil’s fiscal problems could weigh on soybeans.
China’s stimulus could boost crop prices via energy, metals and emerging market currency effects but only if it overcomes other problems (demographics, debt and trade disputes).


We are the team of professional wholesale traders of agricultural products. Our mission is to provide a profitable environment for our customers and suppliers by offering a reliable, prompt and trustworthy performance in all trading processes such as pricing, delivery terms etc.

Risk management: When making any decisions, the company acts in accordance with the corporate risk management culture. The core of the risk management strategy is the ‘no surprises’ policy regarding risks, which strengthens the understanding of the need for risk control. The members of our risk management committee are professionals in the field of grain industry, trade and business, highly experienced in processing industry, grain trade, in the field of securities and risk management. Efficient solutions are a secret to our success. Experiences risk management teams on the local and group levels process exact and timely information, analyze the market/prices, information on contractors, foreign exchange data, freight and operational risks, keep track on risk limits and report to the members of the risk committee. The latest technologies, using modern methods of risk managements, such as the risk cost estimation method, daily organized process of group control, strengthen the corporate culture in regards to risks, a culture that is built on conservative strategies and risk management policies.
CONTACTS

License Number:

2305634.01

Registered Address:

Business Center 1, M Floor, The Meydan Hotel, Nad Al Sheba, Dubai, U.A.E

Email Address:

altais.sv@gmail.com