Georgian producer of feed additives is considering the possibility of trading via BUCE platforms.

05/07/2021

The executive director of the Nationaux 1792 LLC (Georgia), Mr. Stefan von Wolf du Ross, visited Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange’s (BUCE) central office on May 7, 2021. During his visit top manager of Nationaux got acquainted with BUCE electronic platforms possibilities for sailing agricultural products.

Georgian producer of feed additives is considering the possibility of trading via BUCE platforms.

The production of feed additives for cattle is one of the main directions of Georgian company’s business activity. Since BUCE regular exchange trades with agricultural products are the most optimal way to find Belarusian buyers, the company is highly interested in them. Additionally, feed additives can be found among the most demanded BUCE groups of commodities and their dynamics of sales is growing noticeably.

Georgian producer of feed additives is considering the possibility of trading via BUCE platforms.

Thus, in January-April 2021, 38.52 thsd tons of feed additives were sold at BUCE, which is 64% more than in the same period of 2020. In value terms, the transactions amounted to BYN 69.41 mln, which is almost twice (98%) higher than in 2020.

Following the negotiations, the head of the Nationaux 1792 LLC expressed high interest in using BUCE trading systems for entering Belarusian commodity market.

Georgian producer of feed additives is considering the possibility of trading via BUCE platforms.

For reference:
The Nationaux 1792 LLC was founded in Georgia, 2019. In addition to the production of feed additives, it is engaged in the cultivation and processing of quinoa and operations in the field of biotechnology and pharmacology. Currently, the company is interested in transferring production and research facilities to the Republic of Belarus. The Nationaux 1792 LLC annual turnover is over USD 2.2 mln.

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