Import Corn — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Slovenia

Tehnos, a Slovenian agricultural equipment producer and grain trader, currently holds approximately 10,000 tonnes of corn in its storage facilities. The company’s total storage capacity is 26,000 tonnes, allowing for additional intake from local farmers during the harvest season. Corn is sourced from Slovenian growers and can be shipped from the port of Luka Koper upon request. The listing does not provide detailed quality parameters, so buyers should seek further specifications.

In the EU, corn typically contains 7‑9% protein and is subject to moisture limits of 14% or lower, as defined by the EU Commission Regulation 1308/2013. Standard testing follows AACC methods for impurity, moisture and mycotoxin levels, providing a common benchmark for bulk grain. Typical bulk density ranges from 720 to 750 kg m‑3, and grain size distribution conforms to EU specifications for feed and food use. These norms help importers assess the suitability of Tehnos’ corn against market standards.

The corn is suitable for animal feed, food processing and industrial applications such as bio‑fuel production, attracting feed mills, food manufacturers and energy producers. Buyers must arrange freight from Luka Koper, and the delivery terms are to be negotiated as the listing does not specify Incoterms. Payment conditions and any required certifications should be confirmed directly with Tehnos before confirming the order. The available volume supports both single‑shipment and phased delivery schedules.

Tehnos is based in Slovenia, with its registered address listed simply as Slovenia 3310. The company holds a harbour trust tier and currently shows a zero response rate, indicating no recent communication metrics are available. Tehnos describes itself as an agricultural equipment manufacturer that also trades grain purchased from local farmers. Its public profile focuses on corn stock and storage capabilities rather than detailed corporate history.

The supplier’s listing does not disclose certifications, specific quality tests or packaging details, and these should be obtained directly from Tehnos. Export terms are not defined, so buyers need to discuss Incoterms, payment methods and any required phytosanitary certificates. While the company mentions a forthcoming purchase of barley and wheat in July/August, the corn offering remains the primary product at present. Prospective importers are advised to request a formal quotation and any relevant quality documentation.