Hi

what are the margins does exporters earn in grain exports
they may differ country to country but on Average basis
how much the exporter earn on rice,wheat,sugar,soyabean,corn pulses etc.

the reason i need to know i want to start grain export and just need to know what is the current scenario in grain export market

pl consider my need

Thanks

Eurosa

Quoting from [eurosa]:



Hi



what are the margins does exporters earn in grain exports


they may differ country to country but on Average basis


how much the exporter earn on rice,wheat,sugar,soyabean,corn pulses etc.



the reason i need to know i want to start grain export and just need to know what is the current scenario in grain export market



pl consider my need



Thanks



Eurosa

It is not likely that you can find that out here. Remember prices as well as margins change with the market. Check in the Mercantile exchange for their current price bids. and compare to your costs.

Quoting from [eurosa]:



Hi



what are the margins does exporters earn in grain exports


they may differ country to country but on Average basis


how much the exporter earn on rice,wheat,sugar,soyabean,corn pulses etc.



the reason i need to know i want to start grain export and just need to know what is the current scenario in grain export market



pl consider my need



Thanks



Eurosa

Please post questions as questions.

Replying to [Eurosa]: I quote an example to tell you it is very difficult to answer the question you rasied. Agreed with what Kivi said.
In the rural area , the vegatable costs US$0.03/kg and re-sale
to the cities by some wholesalers at marked prices at US$0.12/kg
and the wholesaler in the cities distribute the prices of US$0.18/kg
then we find in the market like Shanghai and Shenzhen or Gruanzhou
the vetgetables are selling like US$0.35-0.40/kg...
If you look into the differences of those prices, they are very good in margins but do not forget the profits they will have are after the transportation and packing costs , which account very high in China
especially the high petrol oil costs block the wholesalers to buy the
vegetables from far areas as the transportation costs are too high
and eventually leave a lots of vetgetables to dump and truning bad!
All farmers want to sell; but middleman is worry about losing money and prefer not to buy. These kinds of wastages happened very often
last year in China.
From the domestic selling and distributions, we can learn more
and it reflects in the other sector like export, what you can do
with your selling prices? Of course you do not want to export too cheap and ask a better margin if you can; but the export trades are greatly related to the market prices. That's why Kivi suggested you
the way mentioned.

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