Export of Russian Grain, Oil, and Sugar

Operating Under a Sanctions-Proof Scheme

About Us

We are an exclusive channel for international buyers interested in direct export supplies of Russian grain, oil, and sugar.

Our partner is a leading trader in the agricultural commodities market with over 6 years of experience, registered in an international business centre (UAE). The company specialises exclusively in export operations and has direct contracts with Russian producers and grain elevators, as well as with suppliers from Latin America and Argentina.

All products come with a full package of certificates and laboratory analyses.

We operate without disclosing the ultimate supplier — all communication goes through us, which guarantees the buyer confidentiality and protection against unauthorised access to the supply chain.

Products

ProductMinimum VolumeCurrently available ports
Wheat (feed/milling, specified upon request)from 3,000 MT >Astrakhan and Makhachkala (Caspian Sea), Ust-Luga and Vysotsk (Baltic Sea), Poti (Georgia), Constanța (Romania), and others. (Novorossiysk, Taman, Kavkaz – temporarily closed).
Barleyfrom 3,000 MT >↑ same
Corn (maize)from 3,000 MT >↑ same
Sunflower oil (crude)from 1,000 MT >↑ same (loaded in bulk or flexitanks)
Sunflower oil (refined)from 1,000 MT >↑ same (loaded in bulk or flexitanks)
Sunflower oil (refined, packed in 5 L bottles)from 1,000 MT >↑ same (packed in 5 L bottles, port to be agreed)
Sugarfrom 20,000 MT >↑ same as well as Latin America (50 kg bags, port to be agreed)
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IMPORTANT: Minimum order volumes: grains – from 5,000 MT; oil – from 1,000 MT.
Volumes up to 50,000 MT per month (and more by agreement) are possible.
For orders of 50,000 MT or more per single lot, individual discounts apply.
For deliveries to Iran, shipments are made via Astrakhan and Makhachkala (Caspian Sea).
Tonnage: Makhachkala – vessels of 3,000–5,000 MT; Astrakhan – up to 3,000 MT.
For grain shipments (wheat, barley, corn) paid by letter of credit, an SBLC (Standby Letter of Credit) is required.
The supplier is ready to arrange logistics to any destination country.

Pricing

The price for each shipment is determined individually and depends on several factors:

  • payment method (advance payment 20%, 50%, 80%, 100% or letter of credit)
  • delivery basis (FOB or CIF)
  • current USD exchange rate
  • logistics and freight costs

We always find the optimal pricing solution for each buyer. The larger the volume and the higher the advance payment, the more favourable terms we can offer.

For deliveries to Iran, special conditions apply: shipments are made via Astrakhan and Makhachkala, taking tonnage restrictions into account. Prices and payment terms for this destination are agreed individually.

The final price is fixed in the contract after all conditions are agreed. To receive a specific price, contact us and we will propose the best solution.

Payment Terms

Two options to choose from

  • SBLC (Standby Letter of Credit) – for 100% of the shipment value.
  • 20% advance payment + LC (Letter of Credit) for the remaining 80%.

For CIF deliveries, the LC is opened on FOB terms (goods value without freight), freight is paid separately.

IMPORTANT: The final per-tonne price depends on the chosen payment method and advance payment amount. The higher the advance (20%, 50%, 80% or 100%), the better price we can offer. The final price is fixed in the contract.

We also accept any banking instruments (letters of credit, bank guarantees, SBLC) and can work in any currency by mutual agreement. For grains paid by letter of credit, an SBLC is required. For Iran, Syria and Beirut, advance payment by USDT or cash is required; for Turkey, SBLC only. This gives you full flexibility in structuring the payment.

What We Need from the Buyer to Start

  • Official LOI (Letter of Intent) or ICPO (Irrevocable Corporate Purchase Order) stating:
    • monthly and annual volumes;
    • preferred payment terms;
    • required quality specifications.
  • Bank Comfort Letter (BCL) or a bank statement with contact details of the bank officer
IMPORTANT: LOI and BCL are mandatory first steps to initiate any negotiations. These documents confirm the buyer's serious intent and allow us to approach the supplier with a concrete proposal. Without them we cannot reserve the goods or fix the price. This is standard international practice protecting both parties.

Certificates and Quality Parameters

  • Full package of export certificates (quality, phytosanitary, origin, packing list, invoice, bill of lading) – provided per shipment.
  • Detailed chemical composition and physical specifications (protein, moisture, impurities, test weight, IDK, oil content, etc.) – sent upon request before contract signing.
  • Elevator grain analysis card (confirming actual stock availability) – provided after LOI and BCL are received.
  • Independent SGS inspection at the loading port – arranged at the supplier's expense.
  • All documents are strictly confidential and are provided after signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) if required.

Transaction Procedure (Step by Step)

01

You send an LOI (Letter of intent)

stating volume, quality and preferred payment terms, along with a BCL (Bank Comfort Letter confirming available funds).

02

We send you an official commercial offer (FCO) and a draft contract.

03

After the contract is signed, you open a Letter of Credit with your bank (or make an advance payment if the destination is Iran/Syria/Beirut).

04

We execute the shipment, provide all documents and arrange an SGS inspection at the loading port.

05

Upon quality confirmation, you pay for the Letter of Credit, and we release the original Bill of Lading.

Why It Is Profitable to Work with Us

CriterionDirect Supplier from RussiaOur Offer
Bank transfersBlocking of due to sanctionsSettlements via UAE – no restrictions
PricingTied to exchange quotationsFixed prices for 30–60 days
DocumentationLengthy bureaucracy, lack of certificatesFull package of documents on time
QualityHigh risksSGS inspection, elevator analysis
Payment flexibilityLimitedAny instruments and currencies
ConfidentialitySupplier is known to allWe are the single window. The buyer has no direct contact with supplier.
Logistics flexibilityLimited to one portWe operate through Astrakhan, Makhachkala, Ust-Luga, Vysotsk and Constanta; supply is also possible from Argentina and Brazil
Knowledge of local marketsStandard approachWe work with Iran, Turkey, Syria and China, taking into account their banking and logistics specifics
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No sanctions surprises: settlements via the UAE, fixed prices, full documentation, independent SGS inspection. One window, five ports, direct contracts.
You get a channel that works while others look for workarounds.