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CommoSupply

Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland • 7 Employees
Food Production

CommoSupply is an international agricultural commodity consultancy and brokerage firm, with operations in Geneva, Paris, Barcelona, Genoa and Luxembourg. We help industrial users and producers of grains, oilseeds, vegetable oils and biodiesel manage the price, supply-chain, as well as procurement and outlets risks associated with their industrial operations. Our services cover full procurement or marketing management of commodities, procurement advice, and liquid freight brokerage. Our clients rely on our timely market information and expert independent analysis to make high-impact decisions and develop procurement and marketing strategies with speed and confidence.We have grown our business steadily since 2008 and developed a unique concept from which our clients benefit:- A UNIQUE COMBINATION OF PRODUCTION, TRADING & LOGISTIC EXPERTISEOur success relies on the talent of trading and logistics experts, with over 200 years of combined experience in the grains and oilseeds business. - GROUPING CLIENT NEEDS TO REACH A CRITICAL MASSOur clients, major national companies, usually lack the size to have real time access to market flows. With us, they can reach a critical mass in grains and oilseeds procurement and supply-chain management, and gain a continuous access to optimum market intelligence and market flows.- NETWORK OF TRUSTED INDUSTRY PLAYERS COVERING THE WHOLE SUPPLY CHAINOur clients access a unique network of trusted industry players covering the whole supply chain: farming, processing, transportation, transformation at destination, distribution.- COMMITTED TO QUALITY AND LONG TERM PARTNERSHIPSWe are smaller, more agile than many larger players, and committed to building strong partnership with our clients over the long term. To the difference of regular commodities brokers, we work with a small number of customers, generally on a geographical or sector exclusivity, and we commit to defend their interests as if they were our own.