Agricultural Commodities Blog
Practical guidance for buyers, sellers and authorised intermediaries preparing substantial wholesale enquiries.
Guides by commercial role
Buyer guide
Define the commodity, destination, delivery basis, timing and purchasing status.
Read Buyer guide →Seller guide
Present the seller, product, origin, realistic availability and document status.
Read Seller guide →Intermediary guide
Explain the represented side, authority, access and confirmed facts.
Read Intermediary guide →Commodity and documentation guides
How to define a wholesale wheat requirement
Grade, protein, moisture, quantity, destination and delivery terms.
Read article →Crude and refined vegetable-oil enquiries
Processing stage, tanks, packaging, quality and logistics.
Read article →Documents in agricultural commodity trade
Origin, inspection, sanitary records and transaction verification.
Read article →Prepare an agricultural enquiry that can be assessed
Begin with the exact commodity and grade or processing stage. Add measurable quality limits, realistic quantity, origin or acceptable origin, destination, packaging or bulk form, Incoterm, shipment window and the certificates required by the receiving market.
Buyers should identify receiving and storage capability. Sellers should state their relationship to the goods, loading location, available volume and documents that can be provided. Brokers and representatives should clarify whom they represent and whether they are directly authorised.
Select the information relevant to your cargo
Grain enquiries normally depend on crop year, moisture, test weight, protein or other grade parameters. Vegetable oils require clarity on processing stage, tanks, heating, contamination controls and packaging. Sugar enquiries should distinguish raw or refined product, grade, polarisation, colour and shipment format.
Request an initial agricultural review
Send the commodity, specification, volume, origin, destination, delivery terms and timing. REVDICO will assess whether the requirement or supply proposition is sufficiently defined for further discussion.