Bulk Non-GMO yellow corn (maize) in 50kg bags for wholesale export, feed and food grade | France AJ Alimentaire And Food LTDA
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Non-GMO Yellow Corn

Category: corn

Product description

Buy Non-GMO yellow corn in bulk, by the vessel, from one desk covering three grain origins. France AJ Alimentaire And Food Export And Import LTDA is a B2B Non-GMO yellow corn supplier and wholesale exporter, drawing bulk Non-GMO yellow corn (maize) from Brazil, India and Argentina for feed mills, wet and dry millers, starch plants and grain distributors worldwide. Every parcel is priced on an RFQ basis per metric ton — typically 12,500 MT and above per bulk vessel (Supramax/Panamax), or 25–50kg bags for breakbulk, spot or contract, FOB origin port or CIF your destination.

Non-GMO Yellow Corn Specification

ParameterSpecification
OriginBrazil, India, Argentina (Non-GMO)
Product TypeYellow Corn / Maize (Non-GMO, Zea mays)
GradeFeed grade and food grade (per buyer request)
Moisture Content14% max (12% max on request)
Protein Content7.5–8% min (reference)
Oil Content3.5% max (reference)
Foreign Matter2% max
Broken Kernels5% max
Heat-Damaged Kernels0.5% max
Aflatoxin20 ppb max (reference)
Fumonisin2 ppm max (reference)
Test Weight68 kg/hl min (reference)
Packaging Options25–50kg PP bags or bulk vessel
Vessel Loading12,500 MT+ per bulk vessel (Supramax/Panamax)
Payment TermsLC / DLC / SBLC (based on customer request)
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)12,500 MT up
Certifications & DocumentationNon-GMO declaration; ISO 22000 and phytosanitary where applicable; SGS or equivalent inspection, certificate of origin and CoA available on request
NoteCommercial reference parameters; final specs confirmed in official offer, certificate of analysis and shipment inspection documents

Product Overview

Yellow corn and yellow maize are the same grain (Zea mays) — “corn” is the common US/Asia term and “maize” the term used across Europe, Africa and much of the trade. Ours is Non-GMO yellow corn, produced from conventional (non-genetically-modified) seed, offered in feed grade for animal nutrition and food grade for milling and human consumption. Cleaning, moisture, foreign matter, broken kernels and mycotoxin limits (aflatoxin, fumonisin) are held to commercial reference parameters — the full set is listed in the Specifications for this product, and the binding figures are those written into the seller’s official offer, the certificate of analysis and the pre-shipment inspection. A Non-GMO declaration and supporting documentation are available on request.

Global Demand & Market Trends

Yellow corn is the world’s highest-volume feed grain, and demand is anchored by poultry, swine and dairy sectors that scale their buying to herd and flock size across Asia, the Middle East, North and West Africa and Europe. A parallel food-grade stream feeds milling (grits, flour, polenta) and industrial starch and glucose processing, where Non-GMO status is often a purchasing requirement. Origin matters to price and timing: Brazil and Argentina anchor the Southern Hemisphere crop and the Santos and Up-River export lanes, while India adds an alternate origin when freight or availability shifts. FOB and CIF price per metric ton tracks the global grain market and moves with the crop calendar, freight and currency — quoted on RFQ, subject to origin, volume, packaging, destination port and final seller confirmation.

Why Source Non-GMO Yellow Corn from France AJ Alimentaire And Food Export And Import LTDA

  1. Authentic product quality — conventional Non-GMO maize cleaned to a consistent grade, tested for moisture and mycotoxins, with SGS or an equivalent surveyor able to confirm quality at loading and a certificate of analysis on request.
  2. Competitive wholesale pricing — three origins let us quote the sharpest workable FOB or CIF per-ton figure the market allows, on an RFQ that follows live values rather than a fixed list.
  3. Flexible order quantities & MOQ — from 12,500 MT bulk-vessel parcels up to full Panamax programmes, plus 25–50kg bagged breakbulk, as spot cargoes or recurring monthly/annual contracts.
  4. International shipping logistics — bulk and breakbulk loading at established grain ports, with the phytosanitary and export document file prepared to keep your cargo clearing customs on schedule.
  5. Strict quality control & compliance — grain drawn from suppliers working to ISO 22000 and phytosanitary standards where applicable, with Non-GMO declaration, certificate of origin and SGS or equivalent inspection provided on request.

Trade Terms

IncotermsFOB / CIF / CFR
MOQ12,500 MT and above (bulk vessel; bagged breakbulk on request)
Payment termsLC, DLC, SBLC
Contract termsSpot and annual/recurring monthly supply contracts considered

Step-by-Step Ordering & Inquiry Process

  1. Send an RFQ stating grade (feed or food), tonnage, packaging (bulk or bags) and destination port.
  2. Our trade desk returns a soft offer with the current FOB or CIF per-ton reference and terms.
  3. You confirm by ICPO on your company letterhead.
  4. Both parties countersign the sales contract.
  5. The agreed LC, DLC or SBLC is opened per contract.
  6. Cargo is prepared and SGS or equivalent inspects quality and weight before loading.
  7. The vessel loads and the full document set — invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate, bill of lading and certificate of analysis — is released.

Request a Bulk Quote

Tell us the grade, the tonnage and your destination port, and we will return a live FOB or CIF per-ton reference for bulk Non-GMO yellow corn. Contact Our Sales Team to open an inquiry — email info@franceajalimentaireandfood.com.br or WhatsApp (+55) 31 91014-3894. France AJ — From Brazil to the World. Quality • Reliability • Integrity.

Request Options

Selected: Bag 25 kg · 12,500 MT

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is the difference between yellow corn and yellow maize?

    None in substance. Yellow corn and yellow maize are the same grain, Zea mays. Corn is the common term in the United States and much of Asia, while maize is used across Europe, Africa and in most international trade documents.

  2. What is the difference between feed grade and food grade yellow corn?

    Feed grade yellow corn is destined for animal nutrition and allows standard commercial tolerances for moisture, foreign matter and broken kernels. Food grade is cleaned to tighter parameters for milling and human consumption. We supply both, calibrated to the specification stated in the official offer.

  3. What is the MOQ for bulk yellow corn export?

    The minimum order is 12,500 MT and above, shipped by bulk vessel (Supramax/Panamax) for cost-efficient logistics. Bagged breakbulk in 25 to 50kg PP bags is available on request, as spot cargoes or recurring monthly and annual contracts.

  4. How is Non-GMO status on yellow corn documented?

    Our yellow corn is produced from conventional, non-genetically-modified seed. A Non-GMO declaration and supporting documentation are provided on request; the exact certification depends on origin, supplier and the destination market's import requirements.

  5. How is the FOB / CIF price per ton for yellow corn quoted?

    Pricing is quoted per metric ton on an RFQ basis and is indicative only. FOB and CIF references track the global grain market and move with the crop calendar, freight and currency, subject to origin, volume, packaging, destination port and final seller confirmation. Send your requirement for a current soft offer.

  6. How do I import yellow corn in bulk, and what documents are provided?

    Send an RFQ with grade, tonnage, packaging and destination port. We issue a soft offer, the buyer returns an ICPO, both parties sign the contract, an LC/DLC/SBLC is opened, then cargo preparation, SGS or equivalent inspection and vessel loading follow. Documents include the commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate, bill of lading and certificate of analysis.

Markets We Ship To

Shipments leave Brazilian ports under FOB, CIF, and CFR terms for buyers across four continents — every consignment inspected, documented, and certified for the market it enters.

Asia & Southeast Asia

Bulk grains, rice, sugar, and frozen poultry moving to importers and processors across the region.

Middle East & GCC

HALAL-certified frozen proteins and ICUMSA 45 sugar, shipped with the certification each market requires.

Africa

High-volume rice, sugar, edible oils, and poultry supplied against tender and long-term supply contracts.

Europe & Latin America

Non-GMO grains, refined oils, and specialty lots for manufacturers working to strict compliance standards.