While three among the top global exporters of wheat, maize, rapeseed, sunflower seeds, sunflower oil and fertilisers are involved in a war conflict that affects not only the grain production and trading industry, but has an impact to millions of people throughout the world depending on their supplies, such companies as SGM Export are making efforts to deliver food from those who have surplus of it to those who really lack it.

 

Nowadays we are facing not only obvious problems, such as impossibility to export grains directly from Ukranian ports, but also related issues, for example difficulties with bank transactions with Russian grain producers, refuse of leading transportation companies to deal with them (despite US and EU have exempted transactions for food and agricultural products from sanctions). Another trouble has come from India, that had banned export of wheat and sugar after hot weather affected the crop.

 

This challenge is a good chance for such companies as SGM Export to exercise all their expertise and experience in procurement, logistics and export operations to offer up to date solutions for the prevention of food crisis, at least, in the scale of their abilities.

scale of their abilities.