Connecting global suppliers of grains, oilseeds and agri-food commodities with major buyers in Egypt.
Specification and terms, fixed before booking.
Confirmed letters of credit, before you load.
Checked against the credit before you present.
Ours or yours, we follow the booking.
Load port to discharge, documents with it.
Inspection, sampling and weighing at the quay.
Licensing and clearance run by our team.
Straight to the trucks, or stored.
Mills, feed producers, oil crushers.
DNA Nexus sources and trades essential agricultural commodities for the Egyptian market, including wheat, corn, soybeans, soybean meal, sunflower oil and other strategic agri-food products. We work with established international producers and exporters, connecting them with major Egyptian buyers while managing the commercial process from contracting and documentation through freight, customs and local delivery.
Bulk grains, oilseeds and edible oil, placed with the industries that consume them.
Milling wheat for the flour mills, feed corn for the plants that supply poultry, livestock and aquaculture rations.
Raw soybeans and sunflower seed for the crushers, crude and refined oil for the refiners, packers and food manufacturers.
Fava beans, lentils and chickpeas for the canners, food manufacturers and the retail and food service trade.
Tell us the origin and the volume, and we will tell you whether we have the buyers.
These six are the same operation grouped by domain, each one with its own documents and its own way of going wrong.
Payment conditions, delivery terms, the list of documents you will have to produce: we settle all of it in the purchase contract with you. After signature we follow the purchase order and the shipping arrangements that come with it.
Documentary letters of credit and collections, letters of guarantee, transfers: we arrange the instrument the deal calls for. When a credit reaches you with terms your contract does not carry, we get it amended.
The bills of lading, the shipping instructions, the delivery orders and the arrival notices all come through us. We track the sailing date and the expected arrival, and you hear about a change the day we do.
We schedule port handling, unloading and inland transport, and we keep the terminal, the warehouse and the trucks lined up so that one is not waiting on another. We follow the cargo through to its final delivery point.
We follow the customs file through examination, valuation, tariff classification, duties, permits and release. The tariff line and the customs value decide the duty, and when customs comes back for more, we answer.
Commercial, banking and shipping documents have to say the same thing, line by line: description, quantity, value, the numbers on the bill of lading. Each can be right on its own and still contradict the next, so we read them against each other.
Tell us the commodity, the origin and the volume you want to sell into Egypt, and we come back with buyers, terms and timing.
