Import Buckwheat — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Canada

Deocil Corporation supplies raw buckwheat grain harvested in Canada. Canadian production is concentrated, with roughly 70 % of the crop grown in Manitoba and the remainder in Ontario and Quebec. The grain is exported directly from Canadian ports to international markets. Deocil’s listing highlights that the raw seed is the primary product offered.

Buckwheat varieties in Canada are being developed for large‑seeded traits, a focus of private‑industry projects. Typical moisture content for Canadian buckwheat ranges from 12 % to 14 % when harvested. Typical protein levels lie between 13 % and 15 % of the grain mass. Grain length generally falls in the 6 mm to 8 mm range, which aligns with standard specifications for food‑grade buckwheat.

The grain is used for flour production in Japan, where it is combined with wheat to make soba noodles, and in North America for bakery mixes and pancakes. Importers usually receive the grain in 25 kg paper bags or bulk bags, but exact packaging should be confirmed with Deocil. Trade terms such as minimum order quantity, Incoterms and payment schedule are not disclosed in the listing and must be negotiated directly.

Deocil Corporation is headquartered at 5925 Airport Road, Suite 200, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (postal code L4V 1W1). The platform classifies the supplier in the harbor trust tier, indicating a moderate level of verification. Response metrics show a response rate of 0 % and an average response time of 0 hours, suggesting the need for proactive communication. The company lists buckwheat as its primary export commodity.

The supplier’s profile does not disclose additional product lines or manufacturing capabilities beyond raw buckwheat grain. No specific certifications, such as organic or non‑GMO, are mentioned in the listing. Potential buyers should request documentation confirming the grain’s compliance with their target market standards. Deocil positions itself as a conduit between Canadian growers and overseas processors.