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Grain, Pulses and Dry Agricultural Goods

Grain, rice, pulses, oilseeds, sugar and animal feed move either in bulk or bagged in containers.

Sea, Rail, Road · 22G1, 45G1, Liner

Get a rate for grain, pulses and dry agricultural goods

Cargo file

Examples
Wheat, Rice, Lentils and chickpeas, Sunflower seed, Sugar, Animal feed, Flour
Equipment
  • 20' / 40' dry container with liner or desiccant
  • Bulk carrier (Handysize, Supramax, Panamax)
  • Bulk bags or bagged cargo on pallets
Modes
Sea, Rail, Road
Rules and papers
Phytosanitary certificate, ISPM 15
What you provide
Cargo description and HS code, weight and dimensions, packing, origin and destination, ready date, Incoterm.

What to watch

Grain, rice, pulses, oilseeds, sugar and animal feed move either in bulk or bagged in containers. Phytosanitary status and moisture control decide whether the cargo is cleared at destination.

Fumigated containers must be marked and ventilated before opening; fumigation certificates are routinely requested.

Moisture and temperature changes cause condensation damage (container rain); ventilated containers, liners or desiccants reduce the risk.

Some importers run state tenders with fixed quality specs and tight shipment windows.

Container trucks with 20ft boxes waiting at a yard in Thailand

Typical lanes

Indicative market values for planning, not schedules. The calculator shows the current range.

Papers checklist

What this cargo usually needs. The importing country and the carrier decide the final list.

Phytosanitary certificate, ISPM 15

  1. 1Phytosanitary certificate
  2. 2Certificate of origin
  3. 3Fumigation certificate
  4. 4Quality and quantity inspection certificate
  5. 5Commercial invoice
  6. 6Bill of lading
  7. 7Health/veterinary certificate (feed of animal origin)

Related cargo

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