Black Sea Brokers

Bulk Cargo Brokerage services for shipments of grain and related cargos of product sourced from Ukraine, Moldova, Romania and Bulgaria, shipped from Black Sea ports to customers across the Mediterranean, the EU and Turkey.

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We use our extensive network of contacts to broker bulk cargo shipments of grain and related cargos of product sourced from Ukraine, Moldova, Romania and Bulgaria, shipped from Black Sea ports to customers across the ​Mediterranean, the EU and Turkey.

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Black Sea Brokers​ understand the market and the needs of its customers and aims to engage with and support all parties through the trade process. 

We aim to enhance the overall experience of trade and to allow customers to focus on their business by providing our professional insight and skills to monitor and negotiate with the market.

We liase with producers to get advanced insight into supply, demand and related influencing factors.

We monitor price trends from markets across the world to help customers make informed decisions when they enter into agreements.

We strive to enter agreements that provide the best offer in terms of quality, price, volume and timeframe of supply, to reach agreements that benefit all parties invovled in a trade.

Bulk Cargo Expertise

We work to secure supplies of: 

grains including barley, corn, sorghum and wheat;
oilseeds such as sunflower seeds and rape seeds;
pulses like chickpeas, lentils and peas; and
by-products including sunflower seed cake, sunflower seed meal, corn bran mean, wheat bran pellets, soya bean pellets and rapeseed meal.

We also have experience in negotiating and brokering supply of other bulk cargoes including steel products.

Black Sea Brokers are working with customers in ​Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Egypt, Georgia, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Malaysia, Moldova, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates; and United Kingdom.

On shipments to Bulgaria, China, Cyprus, Egypt, France, Greece, Israel, Italy, Lebanon, Romania, Spain, Turkey and Ukraine.

On goods of origin Moldova and Ukraine.

Moldova

The agricultural sector plays a central role in the country’s economy. 73% of utilised agricultural area is arable land, among the highest percentage in Eastern Europe.

In 2022, exports of cereals and cereal-based preparations from The Republic of Moldova have increased by 2.6 times, while imports have increased by 56.7%.

In 2018, Moldova produced 1.1 million tonnes of wheat. However, wheat exports from Moldova fluctuate, but are on the increase with 85,000 tonnes exported in 2020.

Ukraine

Ukraine is a critical supplier of grains and related crops such as sunflower seed. 

Ukraine accounts for 10% of the world wheat market, 15% of the corn market, and 13% of the barley market.

The war in Ukraine is having a major impact on food supply chains. Despite this, Ukraine is expected to produce 67 million MT of grains and oilseeds in the 2022/23.

We continue to work with our colleagues that remain in the region and those that find themselves displaced due to the war, to help to find supplies to satisfy global demand.

Featured News

Ukraine is an important food exporter, contributing to global supplies of key crops. For global exports, Ukraine supplies 42% of sunflower oill, 16% maize, 10% barley and 10% of wheat. [UN Food & Agriculture Organisation - Source: How can Ukraine export its harvest to the world?, May 2022]

River Danube

The Danube river is a major route for European freight and issues into the Black Sea through its delta in Romania beyond the major sea port of Constanta. However the northern Danube delta borders on Ukraine which opperates river ports such as  Izmail. 

The Danube is not tidal and deals in barge traffic for bulk loads. ​More than 40 million tons of goods were carried on the Danube waterway and its tributaries in 2014, whereby a total of 14.3 million tons were transported on the Romanian Danube-Black Sea Canal. 

The largest transport volumes are realised on the Lower Danube (Romania, Serbia).

Working from the United Kingdom with regional partners and local expertise in Bulgaria, Turkey & Ukraine.

United Kingdom 

Black Sea Brokers
Oaklands, Bolton, Greater Manchester, BL6 4DT, UK [email protected]
www.blackseabrokers.co.uk

+44 1204 358 011 @blackseabrokers

Ukraine — regional  partners

Black Sea Brokers (Ukraine)
Office 422, 24B, Genuezskaya Street, Odessa 65009
[email protected]
www.blackseabrokers.com.ua

Black Sea Brokers operates from the UK as a trading name of Valetime Group Limited. Valetime Group Limited is a company registered in England & Wales with Company Number 0475 9587 with its registered office at Oaklands House, Lostock, Bolton, Greater Manchester, BL6 4DT, UK (GB). Further Information is available by contacting [email protected]. Black Sea Brokers operates under licence from Black Sea Brokers Limited, a company registered in England & Wales with company number 12079592 with its registered office at Oaklands House, BL6 4DT, UK (GB). | Update cookie preferences.

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