Cereals and grains - Import export

Quinola quinoa is a healthy, delicious plantbased substitute to rice, containing all 9 essential amino acids an awardwinning addition to any meal. A range of Express ‘ready to eat’ sides and children's meals. A mix of Organic and Glutenfree sku’s. All grains ethically sourced.

A wide range of topquality cereals. Premium range available in very attractive resealable pouches. Produced in the UK in BRC AA+ accredited facilities.

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min. 50% plant protein water soluble conventional quality = Art.-no. S-005 FD

Whole grain flakes

Color Characteristic light Brown and/or yellowish. Odor and Flavor Characteristic of chickpea, free from foreign flavors and odors. Texture and Appearance Fine grinding, free from insects and foreign bodies.

Sizes available from 9mm to 10mm plus Moisture max 7% Purity ≥ 99,50% Free of metal, stone, wood, glass and synthetic material Defective pieces max 3%

Moisture max 14% Purity ≥ 99,00% Free of metal, stone, wood, glass and synthetic material

Sizes available from 7mm to 9mm plus Moisture max 14% Purity ≥ 99,50% Free of metal, stone, wood, glass and synthetic material Defective pieces max 3%

Quantity: 18000 MT Specification: Moisture: 14% max Protein: 11,5% min Test weight: 77kg/hl min Falling number: 230 SEC min. Broken kernels: 6% max. W (as per Iso ): 160 min. Bug damaged: 2% max. Foreign matter: 2% max. Wet gluten: 23% min. Price: $375 USD FOB Loading: port Constanta Romania Payment type: We accept ONLY: T/T, 30% Advance 70% on the roading day

Variety Feed Barley Use Cattle, Human Admixture (%) 1 Moisture (%) 12 Grade 1,2 Packaging 25 kg Place of Origin SA Model Number Barley Barley Brown Malting Barley Class A Moisture 13% Max Protein 10% Min 11.5% Max Germination Energy 95% after 5 days Full Barley 90% Below 2.2 mm Max 3% Purity of Variety 95% Min Foreign Variety 1% Max 1000 Kernel Weight 40 gr HI Weight Min 67 kg/h Feed Barley Grade 2 Moisture 13% Max Crude Protein 10% Min Crude Fiber 8% Max Damaged Grains 2% Max Grain Impurities 3% Including Damaged Grains Foreign Material 1% Max Feed Barley Grade 3 Moisture 13% Crude Protein 10% Min Crude Fiber 8% Max Damaged Grains 2% Max Grain Impurities 3% Including Damaged Grains Foreign Material 3% Max Packaging 25 Kg PP Bags

Сorn groats are finely ground. packed in bags of 45 kg. Price per kilogram on EXW terms. Corn groats do not contain gluten.

The plant is widely used all over the world in agriculture as a valuable forage (grazing) plant, as well as in ornamental gardening as a lawn grass. The species is valued for its ability to form a dense herbage within one to one and a half months after sowing seeds, as well as for its high resistance to trampling.

Alfalfa is used in agriculture as livestock feed; it is harvested for hay and hay flour is made from it. Alfalfa is used for medicinal purposes. It is used for diseases of the intestines, stomach, thyroid gland, to improve metabolism, increase lactation, normalize the state of the circulatory system, lower cholesterol levels, lower blood sugar, and increase hemoglobin levels in the blood. Some species are used as decorative and medicinal (Medicago sativa, Medicago falcata) plants. Phytoconcentrates of alfalfa are used in skin care products.

Most of the species are fodder plants. Meadow fescue (Festuca pratensis) is a particularly valuable pasture and hay plant; close to it, reed fescue (Festuca arundinacea) produces coarser hay, but withstands saline soil. Red fescue (Festuca rubra) is a good grazing plant. Meadow fescue and red fescue are also widely used for lawns.

Some species, primarily meadow timothy (Phleum pratense), are of great economic importance as important fodder plants that go to feed any agricultural livestock. Cultivated in pastures and, like sown grasses, in fields for making hay.

Excellent honey plant. Clover honey is one of the best. It is transparent, with a delicate aroma and delicate taste; upon crystallization, it forms a solid white mass.

Corn was introduced into the culture 712 thousand years ago in the territory of modern Mexico. The culinary possibilities and the variety of corn are great. Freshly harvested cobs are eatable, but are usually consumed in boiled form anyways. For longterm storage, they can be frozen. Canned corn grains are used for salads, first and second courses. Coarse corn flour is used to make cereals, and fine flour is used for puddings, dumplings, pancakes and other pastries. Corn flakes are made from preflavored and fragmented corn grains a finished food product that does not require additional cooking. They are consumed as a side dish, as well as an independent dish. Corn is grown for silage and harvested at the stage of milkwax ripeness by forage harvesters with special reapers. Silage corn has a high yield.

Sorghum grain is processed into cereals, flour and starch, alcohol. The expediency of cultivating sorghum in the arid and semiarid regions of the planet is due to its versatility and high productivity. Green mass and grain are readily eaten by many types of farm animals. Sorghum is not only a highyielding culture, it is rich in carbohydrates, proteins, carotene, tannins, vitamins, which play an important role in increasing the productivity of animals. By nutritional properties, grain and green mass of sorghum are almost not inferior to corn, and in some regions they surpass it. In addition to fodder, sorghum grain is used for the alcohol and starch industry. Sugar sorghum and Sudanese grass have proven themselves in mixed crops with legumes, corn, and sunflower. A sugaryrich stalk makes it possible to obtain balanced silage and haylage, while crop productivity remains very high.

Sorghum grain is processed into cereals, flour and starch, alcohol. The expediency of cultivating sorghum in the arid and semiarid regions of the planet is due to its versatility and high productivity. Green mass and grain are readily eaten by many types of farm animals. Sorghum is not only a highyielding culture, it is rich in carbohydrates, proteins, carotene, tannins, vitamins, which play an important role in increasing the productivity of animals. By nutritional properties, grain and green mass of sorghum are almost not inferior to corn, and in some regions they surpass it. In addition to fodder, sorghum grain is used for the alcohol and starch industry. Sugar sorghum and Sudanese grass have proven themselves in mixed crops with legumes, corn, and sunflower. A sugaryrich stalk makes it possible to obtain balanced silage and haylage, while crop productivity remains very high.

Millet is one of the most ancient cultivated plants in Eurasia. Millet firstly began to be cultivated about 7000 years ago, and this is a valuable cereal crop. Grain (called millet) is used to make soups, cereals and other culinary products; is a valuable feed for poultry. The growing season is from 60 to 120 days. The plant is thermophilic and resistant to drought, as well as to salinization of the soil, but does not tolerate acidic soils. The yield of 1417 centners per hectare. Straw and green mass are used as livestock feed. In Russia, it is cultivated mainly in the arid regions of the Volga and Central Black Earth regions. Virtually gluten free, therefore, it can be recommended for people suffering from celiac disease, a congenital disease caused by protein intolerance to some cereal crops. Millet stimulates blood formation. Millet porridge is indicated for hypertension and diseases of the cardiovascular system.

These are cereal crops related to pseudograin, the seeds work fine as a human food and partly to animal feed. Seeds are readily eaten by songbirds. Buckwheat introduced into the culture more than 5 thousand years ago. Buckwheat is the most important honey plant for many regions of Russia with light sandy loam soil. The feed base of beekeeping and honey production there largely depends on the state of buckwheatgrowing. In favorable years, up to 80 kg of honey is obtained from 1 hectare of crops in areas with normal moisture (in arid regions, honey collection from buckwheat is extremely unstable). As a crosspollinated, mainly entomophilous plant (pollinated by insects), buckwheat requires at least 2–2.5 bee families per hectare, which also provides up to 70% of seed production. Buckwheat flowers give a lot of nectar and greenishyellow pollen.

It is a grain crop. Ripening, resistant to many fungal diseases, unpretentious. The ear is closed from dirt, does not lose the accumulated moisture, is protected from pests. It contains a lot of protein, few calories and most amino acids, which are irreplaceable. It contains other vitamins and various macro and micronutrients. Many different dishes can be cooked from it bread, porridge, soups, crackers, sauces and creams, side dishes for fish, meat, and desserts.