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Ukraine‑based INS Agro lists 19 distinct products in its catalogue, covering agricultural commodities, edible oils, animal proteins and bio‑fuel intermediates. The list includes raw soybeans, soybean meal, anhydrous ethanol (HS 2207.20, ≥99.5 % purity), beef tallow, refined sugar, frozen chicken and beef meat, canola oil (HS 1514.19, refined/crude), chicken eggs, maize corn, various sulfate chemicals, honey, sunflower oil, wheat and wheat flour, dried firewood, wood pellets, wood briquettes and rennet casein. Each entry is identified by its product name; where HS codes are supplied they correspond to the ethanol and canola oil lines only. The catalogue reflects a focus on bulk agricultural inputs and processed food ingredients that are commonly traded under HS chapters 10‑15 and 22. The supplier’s trust tier is recorded as “harbor”, indicating a moderate level of verification in trade platforms.
The product set spans major grain and oilseed categories such as soybeans, soybeans meal, maize corn, wheat and wheat flour, each of which in global trade is graded by protein content, moisture level and mycotoxin limits. Typical specifications for soybeans include 35‑40 % protein, ≤13 % moisture and ≤10 mg/kg aflatoxin; soybean meal is usually 44‑48 % crude protein with ≤2 % oil and ≤0.5 % moisture. The ethanol offering meets the common industrial standard of 99.5 % purity, water content below 0.5 % and is classified under HS 2207.20 for anhydrous ethyl alcohol. Canola oil, listed under HS 1514.19, is generally supplied with free fatty acid ≤0.1 % and an iodine value of 105‑115, while sunflower oil follows similar FFA and peroxide value limits. Meat products - frozen chicken and beef - are traded in bulk packs with standard cold‑chain packaging and must comply with EU or CIS veterinary health certificates. The wood‑based fuels (firewood, pellets, briquettes) are typically measured in cubic metres or tonnes and conform to EN 15214 or ISO 17225 standards for solid biofuels.
Ethanol is listed under HS 2207.20 for anhydrous ethyl alcohol, and canola oil is classified under HS 1514.19 for refined or crude vegetable oil.
Bulk grains and oils are loaded in 20‑ft or 40‑ft dry containers, frozen meats in 40‑ft refrigerated containers, and bio‑fuel solids in bulk bags or bulk containers; Incoterms such as FOB Black Sea Port or CIF are typical.
Buyers normally verify protein content (35‑40 % for soybeans, 44‑48 % for meal), moisture ≤13 % for beans and ≤2 % for meal, and limits on aflatoxins and pesticide residues per Codex standards.
A veterinary health certificate, cold‑chain traceability sheet, and, where required, halal or kosher certification must accompany the shipment.
A Certificate of Analysis referencing ASTM D4806 or an equivalent REACH conformity report should show ≥99.5 % ethanol purity and water content ≤0.5 %.
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