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Pulses are edible seed crops which include dry beans, chickpeas, and lentils among many other recognizable bean varieties. Pulses can contain up to 25% protein and are sometimes referred to as “vegetarian’s meat”. Pulses contain easily digestible fiber, amino acids and minerals which make them an essential dietary component of much of the world’s population. MIS Commodities can help you source high quality pulses from various countries.

Corn is the most widely cultivated crop in the world by volume. Corn is an important food source for humans and livestock, and now has equally crucial industrial uses as well. The United States is the largest producer of corn at roughly 40% of the world’s harvest. White, Yellow and Bicolor corn varieties are available with MIS Commodities as your source partner.

Rice is a cereal grain and is the most important food staple for a large part of the world’s population, particularly those who live in Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. Rice is the second largest commodity by volume produced globally. Asian countries are the largest producers, with China, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Bangladesh accounting for 80% of the world’s harvest. MIS Commodities can help you source Long or Short Grain, Basmati, or any other specialty rice, in paddy or milled form.

Wheat is one of the first known domesticated crops and has been an integral part of human life for thousands of years. Wheat is cultivated worldwide and is a staple food because of its high protein content, nutritional value, and endless use in creating food for humans and livestock. The European Union, China, India, United States, and Russia are currently the largest producers of wheat. MIS Commodities can help clients source any variety of wheat harvested from several countries.

Soybeans are a seed crop that contains considerably more protein and oil than pulses or dry beans. Soybeans, at 40% vegetable protein, yield the most protein per acre than any other cultivated commodity or livestock. There are numerous uses for soybeans. Vegetable protein additives, tofu, and soy sauce for human consumption, feed for livestock, and oil for use in industrial applications are just a few of the ways humans use this miraculous plant. The Western Hemisphere is home to the three largest soybean producers: United States, Brazil, and Argentina. Collectively, these countries account for roughly 75% of global production. The United States is the world’s largest soybean producer. MIS Commodities can offer clients a reliable source of product at a competitive price.

Sugar refers exclusively to the sucrose extracted from sugar cane and sugar beet, which are crushed to produce juice, and refined into crystalline form. The raw crystals are further refined to produce the pure white sugar more commonly used in food preparation. Brazil and India are the world’s two largest sugar producers from sugar cane, with the European Union the largest sugar producer from sugar beet. MIS Commodities has particular expertise trading sugar and can confidently advise our clients on how to best source it from various countries, use effective hedging strategies, and reduce the risk of pricing forward positions.