Brazilian Agricultural Commodities. Connected to Global Markets.
Kolash Group is a São Paulo-based commodity trading company that connects international buyers with agricultural commodities sourced from Brazil — soy, corn, sugar, rice, coffee, orange products, vegetable oils and wheat — for markets across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and North America.
A Brazilian Commodity Trading Company With a Global Outlook
Kolash Group is an agricultural commodity trading and export company headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil. Founded around two years ago, it links Brazilian producers and suppliers with importers, distributors and processors abroad, coordinating sourcing, specifications, export documentation and logistics for each transaction.
We work with a focused portfolio of Brazilian agricultural commodities and serve buyers whose requirements are defined by product, volume, destination port, packaging and trade terms. Our role is to make trading with Brazil clear, structured and reliable.
- Based in São Paulo, Brazil
- Brazilian-origin supply
- Buyer-focused sourcing
- Clear commercial communication
🌎 Brazilian Supply · Global Buyers
Agricultural Commodities From Brazil
Brazil is one of the world’s leading producers and exporters of agricultural commodities. Kolash Group trades eight core categories for international buyers — select a commodity to see details or request a quote.







Vegetable Oils & Derivatives
Soybean oil and other vegetable oils and derivatives from Brazil.

Connecting Brazil With International Markets
From São Paulo, Kolash Group connects Brazilian agricultural supply with the commercial requirements of buyers in four key regions.
Agricultural Commodity Trading & Export Services
Each service is one part of a connected commercial process — from finding the right Brazilian supply to coordinating the shipment to your port.
Commodity Sourcing
Connecting international buyers with suitable Brazilian supply based on product, quantity, specifications and destination.
Learn about sourcingInternational Trading
Supporting commercial transactions between Brazilian supply partners and buyers in global markets.
Learn about tradingSupplier Coordination
Aligning availability, specifications and commercial requirements with Brazilian suppliers.
Learn about coordinationQuality & Specification Coordination
Helping align product requirements with agreed commercial specifications before shipment.
Learn about qualityExport Coordination
Supporting the documentation and communication required for international commodity transactions.
Learn about exportLogistics Coordination
Coordinating shipment requirements with logistics partners, from Brazilian ports to your destination.
Learn about logisticsA Commercial Approach Built Around Your Requirements
Every commodity inquiry is different. We start with the details that matter to your business and structure the supply discussion around them.
How We Work
A clear, five-step process from your first inquiry to shipment.
- 01
Submit Your Requirement
Share product, quantity, destination and specifications.
- 02
Review & Sourcing
We review your requirement and Brazilian supply options.
- 03
Commercial Alignment
Availability, specifications and terms are agreed.
- 04
Export & Logistics
Documentation and shipment requirements are coordinated.
- 05
Shipment
Goods move according to the agreed commercial terms.
From Brazilian Origin to Your Destination Port
Behind every shipment is a coordinated supply chain. This is how Brazilian agricultural commodities move from producing regions to international buyers.
- STAGE 01
Origin & Sourcing
Supply identified in Brazilian producing regions to match your product and volume.
- STAGE 02
Quality & Specifications
Product checked against the specifications agreed in the contract.
- STAGE 03
Inland Logistics
Cargo moves by truck, rail or barge to the export terminal.
- STAGE 04
Port & Loading
Loading at a Brazilian port as bulk cargo or in containers.
- STAGE 05
Export Documentation
Shipping and trade documents prepared as required by the contract.
- STAGE 06
Ocean Freight & Delivery
Shipment to your destination port under the agreed trade term.
Incoterms & Export Documentation
Quotes are commonly discussed on FOB, CFR or CIF terms (Incoterms® 2020). The trade term defines who pays for freight and insurance and where risk passes from seller to buyer.
Free On Board
The seller delivers the goods loaded on board the vessel at the Brazilian port of shipment. The buyer arranges and pays for ocean freight and insurance.
Cost and Freight
The seller pays the ocean freight to the named destination port. Risk passes to the buyer once the goods are on board at origin.
Cost, Insurance and Freight
As CFR, and the seller also arranges minimum cargo insurance for the voyage to the destination port.
Common Export Documents
Documents typically used in agricultural commodity shipments from Brazil. Exact requirements depend on the commodity, destination country and contract.
- Commercial Invoice
- Bill of Lading
- Certificate of Origin
- Phytosanitary Certificate
- Packing List
- Quality & Weight Certificates
🚢 Brazil → Global Markets
Why International Buyers Work With Kolash Group
Brazilian Market Presence
A São Paulo-based team focused on Brazilian agricultural commodities.
International Orientation
Serving commercial requirements across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and North America.
Clear Communication
Structured communication from first inquiry through transaction coordination.
Flexible Supply Approach
Requirements considered by product, volume, destination and specifications.
Long-Term Relationships
Focused on dependable, long-term partnerships with buyers and suppliers.
Supplying International Commodity Buyers
Kolash Group works with businesses that buy agricultural commodities in commercial volumes for import, processing and distribution.
Food & Beverage Manufacturers
Processors using agricultural raw materials as ingredients.
Refiners & Crushers
Sugar refiners, oilseed crushers and vegetable oil refiners.
Wholesalers & Distributors
Distributors supplying retail, food-service and industrial customers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for importers and buyers sourcing agricultural commodities from Brazil.
What does Kolash Group do?
Kolash Group is a Brazilian agricultural commodity trading and export company based in São Paulo. It connects international buyers with Brazilian-origin commodities and coordinates sourcing, supplier alignment, specifications, export documentation and logistics for each transaction.
Which agricultural commodities does Kolash Group trade?
Kolash Group trades eight core categories from Brazil: soy, corn, sugar, rice, coffee, orange products, vegetable oils and derivatives, and wheat. Other agricultural products can be discussed on request.
Which markets does Kolash Group serve?
Kolash Group serves buyers in four main regions: Africa, Europe, the Middle East and North America, supplying agricultural commodities sourced from Brazil.
How do I request a quote for Brazilian commodities?
Submit the Request a Quote form with the product, estimated quantity, destination country and port, packaging and preferred trade term. The commercial team in São Paulo reviews each requirement and responds with the next steps.
Which trade terms (Incoterms) can be used?
Quotes are commonly discussed on FOB, CFR or CIF terms. Other trade terms can be discussed depending on the commodity, volume and destination.
What information should I include in a commodity inquiry?
For a faster quotation include the commodity and specifications, estimated volume, destination country and port, packaging preference, trade term and any documentation or quality requirements.
Where is Kolash Group located?
Kolash Group is headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil, the country’s main business centre, with access to Brazilian agricultural supply and export ports such as Santos.
Looking for Agricultural Commodities From Brazil?
Share your product, estimated volume and destination market with our commercial team in São Paulo. We will review your requirement and respond with the next steps.
- Product & specifications
- Estimated volume
- Destination country & port
- Packaging requirement
- Trade term (FOB, CFR, CIF)
