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jueves, 26 de octubre de 2017

Main Credit Sources for Commodity Acquisitions

Sometimes, while working with commodities, you need to invest some time in finding alternatives to increase your acquisitive power. 

Invests are always something where you need to take time to think about all options. When you want to do it in commodities, and you’re examining everything, you may realize that you need support from another financial entity. Have some backing to accomplish something as big as investing in commodities, makes all easier. But, what's your best option among the different alternatives? You need to ensure you take the best choice when picking a credit.

Which alternatives are at your disposition?

Credit can help you for your commodities acquisitions, that’s why it’s very important that you choose the one that fits better your business. There are multiple options, but in the end, the decision is yours to make. Coagro Corp, in its many years of experience, knows the best alternatives to take this big step. Now, we will show you some recourses to let you know what your options are!

One of the alternatives is Credit Suisse Commodity Trade Finance (CSCTF). It was founded in 1856, and today has a global reach with operations in about 50 countries. They serve their clients through three regionally-focused divisions: Swiss Universal Bank, International Wealth Management, and Asia Pacific. Two divisions support these regional businesses specialized in investment banking capabilities: Global Markets and Investment Banking & Capital Markets.

If you are looking for a partner who understands your needs, CSCTF is ideal for you. As an industry leader, Credit Suisse works closely with you to find the right solutions for even the most complex challenges – for you and your clients. Also, they have a minimal requirement for customers domiciled in Switzerland, which is an equity of min. CHF 1 million, and for customers outside Switzerland, an equity of min. CHF 10 million.

Another option is the Structured Commodity Finance (SCF), covered by Trade Finance and IJ Global Service, which split into three main commodity groups: metals & mining, energy, and soft commodities. When we refer to commodity producers, SCF provides liquidity management and risk mitigation in the production, purchase, and sale of commodities and materials.

Besides, you can benefit by receiving financing to ensure cash flow is available for maximum output and with the intention of repaying the loan once exports begin. If you want to access to new markets and customers, SCF is the perfect option for you.

Finally, the most known: The Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC). This is a government-owned and operated entity that was created in 1933 to stabilize, support, and protect farm income and prices. CCC was charged with maintaining balanced and adequate supplies of agricultural-origin commodities and aiding in the orderly distribution of those products.

The most notable thing about CCC, is that, as amended, is authorized to assist agricultural producers. This is done through loans, purchases, payments, and other operations, which ensures materials and facilities required for production are available, as well as the marketing of agricultural commodities. All this with a capital stock of $100 million that is held by the United State Department of the Treasury.

Now that you know which are the best options that offer you many benefits in main credits for your commodities acquisitions, it's your work to pick the one that is better for your business! Remember that this is a major step, so try to analyze all elements associated with each of this alternatives.

Besides of being aware of this, Coagro Corp can help you with their consulting services so that you can make the best choices for your business. Contact them! They will be delighted to support you through all the decision process! Keep in mind that you can use any of these alternatives to obtain credit for your commodity’s acquisitions. It’s up to you to choose your favorite!
Sometimes, while working with commodities, you need to invest some time in finding alternatives to increase your acquisitive power.



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miércoles, 25 de octubre de 2017

Risks of Transporting Perishable Products

You need to ensure that every product you transport is protected from deterioration.


Transporting has always been a business where you need to take many facts into consideration. When we refer to commodities, it’s important to know that a specific product's type, soft commodities, must be handled quite differently than others. Why? Because some of these products have a shorter lifespan. Thus, these products are often considered more tricky to transport than other organic products. Now that you know that, as a commodities service, you have to make sure that you´re are taking the best alternatives and measures to transport soft commodities.

Which are the risks and alternatives?

First of all, you have to know what is considered perishable products and which ones have a shorter lifespan or easily deteriorate. Coagro Corp, as a transporter of perishable commodities, like oils, milk, some grains, green coffee, and sugar, knows all about the measures to avoid those risks. Here, we’re going to explain you important factors that you have to take into consideration to do this!

-Refrigeration: the point of refrigerating perishable products is to maintain their quality and prolong their shelf life. How? They do it by keeping product's temperature at a point where metabolic and microbial deterioration is minimized, avoiding quality loss in their storage and distribution. Keep in mind that you can’t do it on a too high or too low temperature. It must be set depending on the product stored.

-Air System: one of the most important facts for protecting your perishable products. If air circulation is not proper, it won't maintain the temperature products need. Two major methods are used for air circulation systems: overhead and top-air. You can use the one that fits better your business requirements.

-Insulation: in this case, quality is measurable, and the industry's standard is the U factor (coefficient of heat transfer through a trailer body). Vehicles used to transport perishable products should be well-insulated to reduce heat flow through their walls. The lower is the U factor, the better the insulation. A plus: an idea you could put in practice is to use plastic foams. They offer a low U factor, are lightweight, waterproof and noncorrosive.

-Humidity: having a proper moisture helps maintain perishable products' quality during transport. In mechanical vehicles used for transportation, product's moisture is continuously evaporated and condensed in the circulating air by the refrigeration coil. Also, to minimize risks, you can install a humidity control system.

-Precooling products: last but not least, to maintain a fresh product, prevent decay, and extend products' lifespan, it is necessary to do a complete cooldown before products are shipped.

All these facts will help you tackle all risks in perishables' transportation. You only have to take into consideration these elements mentioned in your own business! With soft commodities, it is important to comply with required transportation's policies to offer a reliable service for your clients.

Coagro Corp makes sure to comply with all requirements to transport their soft commodities and to offer their clients a complete service, providing consulting services for their businesses. If you need to learn more about it, do not hesitate and contact them! They are always willing to help you!
These products are often considered differently than other organic ones.



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martes, 24 de octubre de 2017

Online Business: How to Grow Your Business

Working with online alternatives helps you reach clients through new platforms. 


In this times, where technology has come so far, it’s very important for your business to manage online tools to offer clients the best and to keep on the cutting edge. Commodities business doesn't escape this. When you work in this field, you join the necessity of making your business an online business to grow continuously, gain visibility, and reach a new target audience. Whether you are starting out or you have a lot of time in this business, you have to know what you need to join the online business world and how can this help you grow.

How to transform your business?

There are many things you can and must do to transform into an online business. Some of them are free and others not, but it’s up to you choosing which of these measures are better for your business.

Blogging: creating a blog helps you to connect directly with your clients. However, you need to remember that, to become an efficient blogger, it’s important to keep your stream frequently updated, delivering a regular amount of valuable information. As long as your clients find real value in the information you show, your blog will grow slowly over time and become a key to engagement between you and your clients. In the commodity field, this helps client know and explore the business, establishing your company as a reliable information’s source.

SEO your website: when you have already created your website (or blog), the second step is to make sure it's search engine friendly. Applying SEO implies a set of changes you need to do on your website so search engines can understand it and you increase your chances of receiving traffic from them.

Social Media: embracing social media has become a necessary investment in this business. You need to be on as many social media as possible: having a Facebook Page, Instagram, Twitter and LikedIn. Social Media is one of the best and most effective ways to take your business to another level. For commodity services, this is fundamental as it allows clients to find you and contact you through different platforms. It also creates a cohesive image online that generates awareness of your service.

Online Reputation: You know how important it is your business' reputation. It's something you build with careful moves over time. It works equally on the internet. To make people trust you, you need to build a good reputation online as a trusted service. How? Providing quality services and products to your clients and treating them as nicely as you can. Trust us. It will be shown in your social media growth if you have a good or a bad online reputation.

There are many other ways in which you can take your business to the online world. It’s all up to you and your imagination. Any field of work needs a push to be more renowned, find more clients and grow every day. Using the internet's tools available you can benefit your business. You can't just let escape that opportunity! In commodities, all options are valid and can be used to boost your business, to make sure your clients know what you offer (raw material) and to inform them how to get your products.

Coagro Corp makes sure to be in everything! They give importance to all these new online tools and resources and join these social media platforms to provide more options to their clients. They have many years working, but they keep renewing as time passes, using new technologies to be on the top of the business! Contact them through their social media and website to ensure you're talking with professionals. They offer commodity and consulting services for you!
Transform your business to reach a wider audience.



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miércoles, 11 de octubre de 2017

Make Your Commodity Business Grow with These Simple Tips

Believe it or not, making your business grow is fairly easy!


If you’re already in the commodity business there’s only one thing you want to do: grow. The best thing about this business is its expansion possibilities. You are not bound by any limits or any commercial activities. The only limit is your ability and the liquidity you have to buy from producers and sell products to manufacturing companies. But, how can you invest time and effort in growing the right way? Here we bring you some simple tips!

Invest wisely
Putting a lot of money into something isn’t a guarantee for profits. In fact, many investment moguls know that this is not the case in almost 80% of the opportunities. You need to learn that investing all your money is not wise. Learn how to identify favorable deals, those that offer the best profit with less investment. Sounds contradictory? Yes, but believe it or not, is a stable way to grow in time.

Associate with your kind
Societies are the way to increase your social and business connections without much hassle. So, how do you pick your associates? You must select people that are akin to you. Avoid working with professionals that don’t have similar goals or sets of values. While at first working with your polar opposite might sound fun and interesting, over time it creates rifts and problems. Work with people who are similar to you in their core values, as this will create stable and powerful alliances.

Interact with your clients directly
Work with producers and clients directly. Successful businesspeople know that they grow thanks to their clientele's trust, and they reach that point by working alongside them in the most personal way possible. This often means you get to travel to their production industries or their crops location to know their processes and needs. This ensures a professional and personal connection that will encourage the trust necessary to work in the future.

What do you think your business should do to improve? At Coagro Corp, they know that growing a commercial commodity business goes hand in hand with the attention they pay to detail. That’s why, over the course of 20 years in the field, they have grown to be one of the most sought-after commodity services in Florida.
Choosing other alternatives can truly increase sales in your business.



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martes, 8 de agosto de 2017

Sugar: Top uses in the Manufacturing Industry

Some companies make their profits importing sugar for further processing or packing it in other presentations!


Sugar is one of the most important products in the manufacturing market. Being a common ingredient to millions of preparations across the world, it’s no wonder why this product is so important to several industries. Considering this, it’s reasonable to wonder which are the top sugar uses in the manufacturing industry. Today we’ll be breaking down the list and picking up the most relevant ones for you.

Why is sugar necessary to manufacturing industries?
Sugar is the generic name for a family of complex carbohydrates that are part of the physiological elements the body needs to function. You could group sugar into several categories, according to its composition: simple/monosaccharides, disaccharides (for the union of two monosaccharides), and oligosaccharides (the union of several chains of sugars).

Being a substantial source of energy and part of the diet for almost every human being, it’s a fundamental element for the manufacturing industries. The importance of sugar resides in its versatility, as it can be transformed into a wide variety of products. The properties of sugar exceed its sweet flavor: it’s used to thicken products, as a starting point for chemical processes, like fermentation, as a conservant element, along with being the base to create other products. Depending on the nature of the manufacturing industries, they will require special processes to ensure that the resulting product uses sugar most efficiently to guarantee excellent results.

What are the top uses of sugar?
For the manufacturing industries, the relevance lies in the utility and functionality of sugar itself. For the most part, it’s used in the production as a sweetener, but it’s also a powerful conservant. This list is an indicator of the top uses, but according to the kind of sugar, the importance, and general characteristics, those uses might vary.

  • Sweetened drink: colas and clear sodas are full of sugar. The content of sweeteners per can is high, and this industry moves millions of dollars a year, making these drinks one of the most consumed beverages in the world. Large industries need tons of sugar per batch to ensure the satisfaction of an ever growing market.
  • Baked goods: this industry also uses sugar as a base. Whether in powdered form or granulated, it’s essential for the preparation of industrial baked goods and desserts as well.  
  • Caramel and candy industry: the candy industry is also a huge consumer of refined sugar, mostly for the candy production. This is an ever growing field, as more and more consumers require innovative presentations of sweet products.
  • Manufactured syrups: these are among the highest consumers of sugar inside the manufactured goods. They use thick syrups made out of solutions of water and sugar to create products like strawberry syrup. While it might not seem like a big part of the market, syrups are often used as the base for other manufacturing products.
  • Alcoholic beverages: sugar is used by wine companies to enhance the sweet flavor of the fruit used to make wine and to aid the fermentation process. Also, one of its presentation (molasses) is used to make rum across the world. It’s also part of the beer preparation, and many other fermented alcoholic beverages. For these examples, sugar is fundamental for the alcohol-based industry.

Do you know more about the manufacturing uses of sugar? Well, if you are part of this industry, I’m sure that you’ll want to stay on top of your game by always having the right provider of sugar. Make sure to contact Coagro Corp, as they offer the best importation and commodity service alternatives for sugar and many other products for the medium and large industry. Contact them now!
This product is mostly imported for industries that use it to produce other goods.




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viernes, 4 de agosto de 2017

What are Cross-border Taxes?

Cross-border taxes are applied to commodities, as well as to any other manufacturing industry materials.


Ever since the industrial movement started, the commerce has been dominated by the demand for commodities and manufactured products to produce and supply. The commodity market has taken advantage of this requirement of raw materials and focus on satisfying this need. To do so, they import and export goods according to the individual demands of their customers. These goods have tariff and taxes that are exclusively associated with their particular market requirements. One of the most important ones is the cross-border tax.

Transactions across borders involving the transportation of material or money from one country to another always generate economic charges. These are called cross-border taxes and exist exclusive for this kind of transaction, and are used for legal agents as part of the registry of economic activities across the country. In the US, these taxes are separated into two main categories: inbound and outbound.

Inbound cross-border taxation is for foreign taxpayers in US territory. These involve the investors or people that import products from other nations into US soil. Most of these taxes are limited exclusively to the materials transportation through commodity services, but they can also be applied to other commercial activities. Depending on the foreign territory policy, these can or not generate taxes for these individuals or legal entities.

Outbound cross-border-taxation is for homeland commercial interests in other countries. These involve US citizens or companies investing or exporting products to another country. This taxation is limited to commodity services and is ruled by the particularities of the foreign market. The economic activities done under this category are monitored by the foreign country pertinent agents (often a figure like US custom border officers) and often generate taxes for the citizen or company back in US territory.

Cross-border taxes are a necessity for several reasons. First of all, they generate legal trails that legal agents can use as determinant elements on the resolution of problematics related to the transactions, should they arise. They are also an excellent way to ensure compliance with the requirements of the market, as well as to generate a payment that ensures the correct functioning of the taxation system of the territory where these activities are done.

Taxes are part of any commercial activity in the modern world. For that reason, companies that want to achieve perfect and speedy results on their commodity requirements need to find a company that complies efficiently with these taxation requirements. Coagro Corp is a company that knows this better than anybody. With years of experience, they make sure that your products are correctly taxed to benefit your business in the long run. Contact them now!
These are taxes applied to transported products. 



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lunes, 17 de julio de 2017

5 Reasons to Import Raw Material


You should know the benefits of importing your raw material.


From ancient times, the trade business has relied deeply on the needs of the markets. They often find an empty spot, a need of a particular product, and look for ways to create a solution for that shortage. This culture has extended into our modern markets, and many of them still rely on the identification and satisfaction of these needs as a way to achieve success. They satisfy the need of the market by trading goods, and one of the strongest points of this particular business is the importation of raw materials. These companies find a lucrative need (raw materials, for example) and fulfill it.

We must ask what compels companies to import? Here’s a handy list of 5 reasons why people import raw material:

  1. Competitive prices: Because of international trade agreements, season and foreign market advantages, the prices of imported goods can be lower than homeland products.  While you invest the same effort and money, by importing,  you can get more quality raw material with a lower price.
  2. Product exclusivity: Whether by the nature of the land or the local policies, there’s a good chance that one product that you need can't be found in your country. Then, since you can't get it through any other method,  you must import it. Products that have nationally limited production (think of Colombian coffee and Venezuelan Cacao) are often key ingredients to transform the flavor of your manufactured goods, and you can only acquire them through importing.
  3. Quality production: While national products have a certain quality, there are imported goods with higher standards in their lands of origin. Using those imported goods, combined with quality treatment in your manufacturing process, will guarantee products with the best quality.
  4. Business treaties: Governments and manufacturing industries often have relationship trades that are convenient for your business. Whether for the lower transportations cost or full availability of importation services, these benefits will make you think of import business as an excellent opportunity.
  5. Product differentiation: Imported materials frequently offer an extra to any production chain, but the best benefit is the ensuing product differentiation. The characteristics of imported raw materials are directly related to the overall appeal of any business.

The challenges of manufacturing businesses are tightly related to the way they create their products, regardless of their nature. When you want to reach out and own a piece of the market, you need to have quality and a great profit margin to succeed among your competence. You can do that by acquiring high-quality materials to your processes, and importing them is almost the best choice for that matter.

But to do that you need to rely on professional brands that can help you make your business a leader in the field. Coagro Corp is your opportunity to work with practitioners in the commodity trade, that can transform the business you see every day into a great economic opportunity. Don’t forget to check their social media profiles to know more!

There are a lot of ideas and perks of the importation world that you must know. 




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