Month: April 2018

Organic White Long Grain Rice from Vietnam normally carries a high premium because of its quality, but TradeLink

have moved to help bring volume of scale to the market making it competitive with less favourable regions and prices. We have been working with this supply chain for over 10 years and have only recently finalised the organic rice project.

The product is free from antibiotic, insecticide and herbicide residues and chemical fertilizer and TradeLink International works with quality assurance certifiers such as Control Union to check each container load as it is loaded.

Brazil Nuts are native to South America and are found in the Amazon rain forest. Our suppliers (local cooperatives) collect Brazil Nuts within the Amazon region of Beni and Pando during the period known as harvest, which begins in the month of November of each year and lasts approximately 8 months.

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We are thrilled to announce the recent opening of an Australian office for sourcing and sales located in Melbourne! Harvey Steele is the manager on that side of the world, we are proud to integrate him in the team. Listen out for the different advances we plan to make here!

Contact TLAustralia@tradelinksa.com

Freekeh (pronounced “free-ka”) is a delicious cereal food made from green durum wheat harvested at its peak of taste and nutrition. Popular throughout the Middle East for centuries, Freekeh gets its name from the fire-roasting process that gives it its delightful nutty taste and satisfying crunch.

Because the wheat is harvested while it`s still green, Freekeh contains more protein, vitamins, and minerals than other grains. It is low GI, low in available carbohydrates, high in dietary fibre (up to four times the fibre of brown rice) and rich in prebiotic properties. In addition to this, green wheat Freekeh is 100% natural – no preservatives, additives or pesticides are ever used.

As Freekeh is the name of this unique cereal (not the name of a grain variety), experiments are underway to produce Freekeh from a number of different grains such as oats, barley and triticale. sourcing and sales located in Melbourne! Harvey Steele is the manager on that side of the world, we are proud to integrate him in the team. Listen out for the different advances we plan to make here! See specifications here!

Check out these first chia plants coming out in the Galpón area south of
Salta city, Argentina, taken last week. Looks like this year is going to be
a decent crop, with more conventional than organic like usual.

Furthur north the crop is a little slower, but still coming on good. Stay
connected with us to keep up to date.

In about 30 days we hope to have an idea of pricing in the market, contact us today with your volumes and we’ll work on getting you the best price possible with contracts of up to 12 months so you are covered by the most reliable supply of chia for this season!

Tradelink is deeply involved from crop planning along with rigid quality control, logistics and exportation. We also have the flexibility to work as a Third Party Trader and purchase on behalf of companies wanting full quality control in the region, at times even from their existing supply lines. Chia is our speciality and our concern is that the integrity of the product is maintained by all parties involved in this wonderful crop.
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