A Brazilian Commodity Trading Company Built to Connect Brazil with Global Buyers
Kolash Group is an agricultural commodity trading and export company headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil. We source soybeans, corn, sugar, rice, coffee, orange products, vegetable oils and wheat from Brazilian producers and coordinate their export to buyers in Africa, Europe, the Middle East and North America.
A Focused Trading House for Brazilian-Origin Commodities
What is Kolash Group?
Kolash Group is a São Paulo-based agricultural commodity trading and export company. It connects international importers, distributors and processors with Brazilian producers and suppliers, and coordinates sourcing, specifications, contracts, inspection, export documentation and shipping for each transaction.
We are a young company, established roughly two years ago, and we say so openly. Instead of claiming decades of history, we focus on what buyers actually need from a Brazilian trading partner today: clear offers, specifications agreed in writing, responsive communication and disciplined coordination of every step between the supplier’s warehouse and the destination port.
Our team works directly from São Paulo — close to Brazil’s agribusiness decision-makers, banks, inspection companies and the Port of Santos — so buyers abroad have one accountable contact on the ground in Brazil.
Kolash Group at a Glance
The essential facts about our company, in one place — for buyers, procurement teams, compliance reviewers and anyone researching Brazilian commodity suppliers.
| Legal name / brand | Kolash Group |
|---|---|
| Business type | Agricultural commodity trading and export (B2B) |
| Headquarters | São Paulo, SP, Brazil |
| Company stage | Young company, established around two years ago |
| Commodities | Soybeans, corn, sugar, rice, coffee, orange products, vegetable oils & derivatives, wheat |
| Markets served | Africa, Europe, Middle East, North America |
| Trade terms | FOB, CFR, CIF and other Incoterms® by agreement |
| Customers | Importers, distributors, wholesalers, processors and food manufacturers |
| Languages | English, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Arabic |
Why Kolash Group Exists
Brazil is one of the world’s most important sources of agricultural commodities, yet many international buyers still find Brazilian supply hard to access: fragmented suppliers, unclear specifications and slow communication. We were founded to make trading with Brazil clear, structured and reliable.
Our Mission
To connect international buyers with dependable Brazilian agricultural commodities through transparent offers, agreed specifications and well-coordinated export execution.
Our Vision
To become a trusted, long-term Brazilian trading partner for buyers across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and North America — known for doing exactly what we commit to.
Our Promise
No inflated claims. Every specification, volume, price and shipment window we offer is confirmed in writing before a contract is signed.
End-to-End Coordination of Brazilian Commodity Exports
Kolash Group acts as the link between Brazilian supply and international demand. Our services cover each stage of a commodity transaction, so buyers deal with one coordinated partner instead of many separate parties.
Commodity Sourcing
Identifying and qualifying Brazilian producers and suppliers that match your product, quality and volume requirements.
Commodity sourcing → 02International Trading
Structured offers, price negotiation and contracts on FOB, CFR or CIF terms for buyers abroad.
International trading → 03Supplier Coordination
Managing communication, production schedules and commitments with suppliers across Brazil.
Supplier coordination → 04Quality Coordination
Aligning agreed specifications with sampling, analysis and independent inspection before loading.
Quality coordination → 05Export Coordination
Preparing and tracking export documentation, certificates and compliance requirements for each shipment.
Export coordination → 06Logistics Coordination
Coordinating inland transport, port operations and bulk or container shipping to your destination port.
Logistics coordination →
Eight Brazilian Commodities, One Trading Partner
We concentrate on commodities where Brazil is a leading global producer and exporter. Each product page explains available origins, typical specifications to discuss, packaging and shipment options, and what we need from you to prepare an offer.
Why Source Agricultural Commodities from Brazil?
Brazil is one of the world’s largest agricultural exporters. Its scale, two-season crop calendar for grains and established export ports make it a strategic origin for buyers seeking consistent supply.
Soybean exporter
Brazil is the world’s largest producer and exporter of soybeans, shipped mainly as beans, meal and oil.
Coffee producer
Brazil has long been the world’s largest coffee producer and exporter, supplying both Arabica and Robusta (Conilon).
Sugar exporter
Brazil’s sugarcane sector, centred on São Paulo state, makes it the world’s leading sugar exporter.
Orange juice exporter
Brazil supplies the majority of the orange juice traded internationally, much of it from São Paulo state.
Market positions based on publicly available data from the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service and Brazil’s CONAB. Brazil is also one of the world’s top corn exporters. Read more in our Insights.
How a Transaction with Kolash Group Works
Every deal follows the same structured path, so you always know what happens next and who is responsible.
Share your requirement
Product, specification, quantity, destination port, packaging and preferred trade term (FOB, CFR or CIF).
Sourcing & offer
We match your requirement with qualified Brazilian suppliers and send a clear written offer.
Specifications & contract
Quality parameters, inspection, payment terms and shipment window are agreed and documented.
Quality & inspection
Sampling and independent inspection are coordinated against the contract before loading.
Documentation & shipment
Export documents, certificates and logistics are coordinated through to vessel loading.
Delivery & follow-up
We track the shipment to your port and review each transaction to improve the next one.
The Values Behind Every Trade
Commodity trading depends on trust. These five principles guide how we work with buyers, suppliers and service partners.
Integrity
We only offer what we can deliver and never overstate volumes, specifications or experience.
Reliability
We keep commitments on timing, communication and contract terms, from offer to delivery.
Transparency
Clear offers, documented specifications and honest updates — including when things change.
Partnership
We aim for repeat business and long-term relationships, not one-off transactions.
Responsibility
We respect Brazilian and international trade regulations and value responsible sourcing.
From Brazilian Ports to Four Global Regions
Brazilian commodities leave the country through major export ports such as Santos, Paranaguá, Rio Grande and the northern Arco Norte terminals. From there, we coordinate shipments to buyers in four key regions, adapting documentation and trade terms to each destination’s requirements.
Africa →
Grains, rice, sugar and vegetable oils for importers and distributors.
Europe →
Soy, coffee, orange products and other commodities for processors and traders.
Middle East →
Sugar, grains, rice and oils for food-security-focused import markets.
North America →
Coffee, orange products and specialty commodity requirements.
What You Can Expect from Us
As a young company, our reputation is built one transaction at a time. That is why we keep our commitments specific and verifiable.
We will
- Reply to qualified enquiries promptly with clear next steps
- Put specifications, price and shipment window in writing
- Coordinate independent inspection as agreed in the contract
- Keep you updated at every stage of the shipment
We won’t
- Advertise volumes or grades we cannot confirm
- Claim certifications or experience we do not have
- Change agreed terms without your approval
- Hide costs, risks or delays
Frequently Asked Questions about Kolash Group
What does Kolash Group do?
Kolash Group is an agricultural commodity trading and export company based in São Paulo, Brazil. We source Brazilian commodities — soybeans, corn, sugar, rice, coffee, orange products, vegetable oils and wheat — and coordinate their sale and export to international buyers, including sourcing, contracts, quality inspection, documentation and logistics.
Where is Kolash Group located?
Kolash Group is headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil. São Paulo is the country’s main business centre and is close to the Port of Santos, Latin America’s busiest port, which handles a large share of Brazil’s agricultural exports.
Which countries and regions does Kolash Group export to?
We serve buyers in four regions: Africa, Europe, the Middle East and North America. Each transaction is structured around the buyer’s destination port, import requirements and preferred trade term.
Who are Kolash Group’s typical customers?
Our customers are businesses, not consumers: importers, distributors, wholesalers, food and feed processors and manufacturers who buy agricultural commodities in commercial volumes.
What trade terms does Kolash Group offer?
We usually work on FOB (Free On Board), CFR (Cost and Freight) and CIF (Cost, Insurance and Freight) terms. Other Incoterms® can be discussed depending on the commodity, volume and destination.
How long has Kolash Group been in business?
Kolash Group is a young company, established around two years ago. We are open about this and focus on clear communication, written specifications and careful coordination of every transaction to earn long-term trust.
How can I get a price offer from Kolash Group?
Send your requirement through our Request a Quote form with the product, specification, quantity, destination port, packaging and preferred trade term. Our team will review it and reply with next steps or a written offer.
Looking for a Reliable Source of Brazilian Commodities?
Tell us the product, quantity and destination port. Our São Paulo team will review your requirement and respond with clear next steps.
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