Purpose
State the industrial use or animal nutrition application.
Maize / Supply and trading
Maize aligned with the application and transaction terms.
Our work
Each application has its own purchasing criteria.
The commercial assessment brings together the batch's intended use, quality requirements and conditions between origin and destination.
Quality
Share the required grading and receiving criteria.
Delivery
Define volume, destination and timing to assess the transaction terms.
What the industry needs. What the offer provides.
Your operation
Bring the application and batch requirements.
State the use in feed, milling, starch, ethanol or another process. Include the required quality, volume and receiving conditions.
Organise the production information.
Provide the maize's origin, crop, grading and documentation. Volume and the availability period help qualify the discussion.
Product and application
Identity aligned with purchasing requirements.
Enquiries for GMO and non-GMO maize consider the application and required evidence. The grain's appearance does not replace documentation.
GMO maize
Product identified according to the transaction.
Align application, grading and receiving criteria.
Enquire about this product lineNon-GMO maize
Enquiry with identity requirements.
Define the required evidence and traceability.
Enquire about this product lineGMO or non-GMO identification depends on documentation and transaction requirements; the photograph does not distinguish these categories.
Assessment criteria
Receiving criteria guide the assessment.
Grading, moisture, damage and sanitary requirements should reflect the intended use and purchasing specification.
| What to assess | What it is used for |
|---|---|
| Moisture, impurities and damaged grains | Grading and receiving parameters. |
| Mycotoxins and sanitary requirements | Assess the specific requirements of the application and destination. |
| Crop, origin and storage | Batch identification and offer terms. |
| GMO / non-GMO | Evidence according to the agreement with the buyer. |
Limits and requirements are agreed during the enquiry and confirmed in the offer documents. This page does not replace a technical datasheet or a lot analysis report.
Documentation
Information needs to accompany the batch.
Compile the technical data sheet, analysis report and origin information to assess the maize offered against the transaction requirements.
Technical datasheet
Parameters, analysis methods and agreed product limits.
Lot analysis report
Certificate of analysis, lot identification and assessment date.
Origin and traceability
Producer, facility of origin and identification throughout the operation.
Reference material
Information to
prepare your enquiry.
Product lines, applications, assessment criteria and information to present a requirement or an offer.
Operational terms
Volume and timing are part of the choice.
Consider the product's location, destination and receiving schedule when defining negotiation terms.
Present my requirement- 01Volume per lot and supply frequency
- 02Origin, destination and delivery or collection window
- 03Packaging, transport mode and receiving conditions
- 04Freight, responsibilities and Incoterm where applicable
- 05Price, currency, payment and offer validity
For producers and suppliers
Present the maize with context for negotiation.
An offer can start with the available information. Identification, quality, volume and the delivery window guide the commercial assessment.
Identification
State the origin, crop and identity of the maize offered.
Quality
Provide grading, analysis reports and known storage conditions.
Volume
State the available quantity and possible offer frequency.
Schedule
Align location and the expected collection or delivery period.
Before starting
Questions about the operation.
How do I submit a maize enquiry for my operation?
State the application, GMO or non-GMO type, volume and destination. Include your company's grading and receiving criteria.
What information accompanies a maize offer?
Provide the origin, product identification, known characteristics, quantity and availability. State which documents can be shared for qualification.
Where do I record identity and traceability requirements?
Use the requirements field to describe the expected evidence. These requirements should accompany offer comparisons and the definition of commercial terms.
Enquiry · Maize
Let's assess your requirement.
Tell us what you already know about the operation. Details still being defined can be discussed during the conversation.
Prepare a summary to share. No message is sent at this stage.