Agriculture Wholesale Businesses Seeking Loan

- Business involved in the distribution and packaging of cooking oil and eggs. - The business sells cooking oils to groceries, soap manufacturing companies, and other industries. - Cooking oil is sold to groceries under our own brand name. - The business grades and sells different varieties of eggs as well. - We acquire the oil from producers in the Philippines. - We pick up the oil from the suppliers and deliver the finished product to our customers. - The business is a sole proprietorship (one owner) and it has no existing loans.

- Trader of agricultural products with 23 years of experience in trading. - Contact with producers of coffee, honey, and cattle. - Knowledge of logistics and export business management. - Capacity, knowledge, and experience in national and international business. - We are convinced that this year, the demand for these products will grow. That is why we are planning to organize a collection center to export these products to the world. - We are located at a strategic point in Mexico where agricultural production is a way of life. - Company has a sole owner.

- Producer and wholesaler of rice and paddy. - We sell the produce from our own 70-acre farm and acquire more from farmers in the surrounding region. - Pre-Covid we had buyers in Haryana and Tamil Nadu, but now all our customers are based in Karnataka. - Our monthly sales volume fluctuates between 120-150 MT. - We hire trucks and deliver the products to our customers. - Our customers are wholesale buyers in the mandis.

- Business is a small scale producer and exporter of unadulterated coconut and honey items. - We export semi-husked coconut, fermented virgin coconut oil, traditional coconut sugar and pure honey to 10+ countries including middle-east countries, Bangladesh and Canada. - Raw materials to produce items are sourced from local markets and farms. - We also sell items produced by other local vendors apart from our own produce. - The time from revenue generated to cash accrued is longer and we do not have enough cash to fund day to day operations. - Seeking a loan for working capital to meet increasing order size.

- Sri Lankan company that grows and sells organic food items. - We grow passion fruits and paddy on our own land and partnered with 30+ farmers for other agricultural produce. - We regularly deal with 6-7 types of fruits and vegetables. - Company also sells organic fertilizers and manure to other farmers. - Products are sold to over 100 local vendors, wholesalers, and distributors. - Planning to start exporting our products. - Our business knowledge is about 10 years. - Company is active in Kegalle, Bibila, Ambilipitiya, Kurunegala, Anurdhapura at the moment.

- Company involved in the export of wholesale non-basmati rice, basmati rice, maize, wheat, and domestic trade in pulses. - Export of non-basmati and basmati rice forms 80% of our annual revenue. - Actively export basmati and non-basmati rice to African and European countries. - Export our products from the ports of Vizag and Kakinada. - Have contracts with farmers in the states of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh for the procurement of rice. - Our buyers mostly pay us before dispatch with only a few instances of delayed payment.

- Engaged in distribution of fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers for the last 3 years. - Produce and supply a variety of flowers, fruits and vegetables like garlic, onion, ginger, mango, coconut, and herbs. - Most of the produce is sourced from our own 25-acre farm and floriculture farm. - Also source produce from local farmers when there is an increase in seasonal demand. - Supply our produce to 4 wholesalers in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. - Also supply fruits and vegetables to government run FPOs. - Sell an average of 4,000 - 5,000 of flowers, 20-50 kg of fruits, and 20-50 kg of vegetables every day. - Pre-pandemic, we reported a revenue of INR 60 lakh with an operating profit margin of 20% - Intend to raise capital to set up a dehydration plant and export 3MT of agricultural produce each month to countries in the Middle East. - We have obtained the IEC license and are currently negotiating with 2 wholesalers buyers from the Gulf countries.

- Fruit and vegetable wholesale business established in 2015. - Sell an average of 20,000+ tons of goods every day worth INR 4 to 5 lakh. - Have 100+ regular clients most of who are fruit wholesalers, retailers, and export middlemen. - Procure goods from 200+ growers/farmers from around all around India. - Hire 200+ contract laborers depending upon the requirement. - Rent cold storage/warehouse chambers at their point of purchase for 3-4 months for seasonal products.

- We trade mainly in garlic, but also trade in soya bean and onion occasionally. - The produce is purchased directly from farmer's auctions. - We sell the produce pan India to 50-60 wholesalers and retailers. - We have a company owned godown that has a capacity of holding 100 tones. - Revenue has reduced this year due to covid-19.

- Company buys agricultural products from local farmers and exports it to clients in India, China and Vietnam. - We buy the agro-products from 2 farmer's associations and also from a few farmers directly. After buying, we dry, clean and pack it at our warehouse before shipping it through ports. - Have 8 clients in India, 2 in China and 1 in Vietnam. All these clients are regular customers. - Inversely to other players in the market, we provide end to end services i. e. procure from farmers and supply it to international clients. - Our products have high demand in the market and we ensure highest level of quality. - We have a strong sales & marketing team who finds new buyer / customers every day. - Depending on the season, we can procure products at a much cheaper rate from farmers and put a 200% mark-up at the time of sale. - In addition to procuring products from farmers, we also grow a few agro-products at our 10 hectare land. We plan to increase the size to 50 hectare in next 2 years. - Promoter of the company has over 12 years of experience in international trade and logistics industry. - We have 10 permanent employees and hire 10 to 30 temporary workers on a regular basis. - Company intends to employ more women staff i. e. up to 2/3 of total staff as soon as we receive funds. - Our vision is to become one of the best agro-product suppliers in West Africa. - Our run rate sales have dropped due to COVID-19.