List of Frey
Commodities
Commodity
Soybeans
Soybeans are a versatile commodity used in a wide range of food products, as well as various industrial applications. Added health benefits and great nutritional value make soybeans a vital source of international trade.
Powering Global Food Production and Trade
Soybeans are among the most globally traded crops, with futures contracts offering investors a way to hedge against price volatility driven by geopolitical tensions, weather disruptions, and trade policies. China’s demand dominates the market, while the United States and Brazil lead on the export front. At Frey we are able to serve all origins and destinations.
Commodity
DDGS
DDGS is a high protein byproduct of ethanol production and has become a cost-effective sustainable alternative to many traditional livestock feeds. Its widespread use also contributes to the circular economy by reducing waste in ethanol distillation.
Sustainable Livestock Feed for a Circular Economy
The United States is the biggest exporter of DDGS, supplying critical feedstocks to regions with large livestock industries. While not as commonly traded on commodities exchanges as other agricultural products, DDGS prices closely track corn and ethanol production trends, making it a key input in animal agriculture and biofuels.
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Wheat
Wheat is an abundant commodity and a pillar of global food security, feeding over 35% of the world’s population. Its affordability and adaptability to diverse climates makes it a key crop across global markets.
A Pillar of Global Food Security
The EU imports large quantities of soybean meal due to the region’s large livestock and poultry industries. Argentina is the biggest exporter of the commodity thanks to its considerable soybean processing industry. The country’s strategic location and access to major shipping routes allows for successful trade with a number of global markets.
Commodity
Coffee
Coffee is one of the world’s most traded soft commodities, deeply embedded in cultures, economies, and daily rituals across continents. Beyond being a beloved beverage, coffee is a driver of livelihoods for millions of farmers in emerging economies, making it both a cultural staple and an economic lifeline.
Specialty Coffee and Sustainability
The fastest-growing segment in the coffee market is specialty coffee, where consumers are increasingly willing to pay premiums for traceability, ethical sourcing, and quality. This shift has accelerated investment in direct trade models, supporting smallholder farmers and rewarding sustainable cultivation practices.
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Corn
Corn is a staple commodity known for its versatility, serving as food, livestock feed, and critical input for biofuels. It is also used in various industrial products like bioplastics and sweeteners.
Versatile Commodity for Food, Feed, and Biofuels
Corn futures are among the most dynamic commodities trades, with United States production setting the pace for global supply. Seasonal cycles, weather conditions, and innovations in biofuel technologies drive market volatility, with trading most active in the summer months.
Commodity
Soybean Meal
Soybean meal is a high-protein byproduct of soybean oil extraction. Known for its high nutritional value, it is used globally as a main source of protein in animal feed.
Fuelling Global Livestock with Sustainable Nutrition
The EU imports large quantities of soybean meal due to the region’s large livestock and poultry industries. Argentina is the biggest exporter of the commodity thanks to its considerable soybean processing industry. The country’s strategic location and access to major shipping routes allows for successful trade with a number of global markets.
Other Commodities
Barley
Known for its role in beer and whiskey production, barley is experiencing renewed growth due to rising popularity of craft beer and whiskey. Price fluctuations are driven by supply and demand, climate change, and geopolitical tensions.
Sorghum
Used for animal feed, human consumption, biofuel and alcohol production, and industrial applications, sorghum is a drought-resistant grain and critical crop in regions known for harsh weather conditions.
Lupins
A niche but important crop, lupins are high in protein, fibre, and naturally gluten free. A nitrogen-fixing plant, their soil-improving properties make them an important staple in sustainable and regenerative farming.
Lentils
A market increasingly driven by health-conscious consumers worldwide, lentils are a cornerstone of the global pulse market. Known for their high protein content and overall nutritional value, shifts in dietary trends, climate resilience, and the demand for more sustainable agriculture continue to boost demand.
Chickpeas
A high demand commodity driven by the food industry and human consumption. While poised for growth in the future, the chickpea market can be volatile based on adverse weather conditions as well as oversupply.
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