Argentine Export Catalog

Premium Argentine Soybeans & Derivatives

Sourced directly from vetted agricultural producers in Santa Fe, Córdoba, and Buenos Aires. Exported in bulk ocean vessel charter and containerized liner configurations to international standards.

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Golden Argentine yellow soybeans pouring into bulk carrier hold
Soybean GrainsMost Requested

Argentine Yellow Soybeans (Crushing Grade)

High-oil & high-protein Argentine bulk soybeans for industrial extraction

Premium-grade yellow soybeans sourced from the Argentine Pampas, optimized for industrial crushing, oil extraction, and protein meal production.

Verified Export Specifications
Protein
34.0% – 36.0% basis (dry basis)
Moisture
Max 13.5% – 14.0%
Foreign Matter
Max 2.0%
Origin
Argentina Pampas
Harvest:February – May (Annual Argentine crop cycle)
Primary Applications: Commercial oil extraction and solvent crushing facilities
Clean, uniform Non-GMO Argentine food grade soybeans in export sack
Soybean GrainsFood Grade

Non-GMO Argentine Food-Grade Soybeans

Certified identity-preserved non-genetically modified soybeans for food production

Strictly segregated non-GMO soybeans cultivated under dedicated identity preservation protocols for soy milk, tofu, soy flour, and nutritional foods.

Verified Export Specifications
Protein
36.0% – 38.5% min
Moisture
Max 12.5% – 13.0%
Foreign Matter
Max 1.0% (optical sorted available)
Origin
Argentina Pampas
Harvest:March – June
Primary Applications: Soy milk and plant-based dairy beverage production
Argentine feed-grade soybeans ready for processing and export
Soybean GrainsFeed Millers

Argentine Feed-Grade Soybeans & Extrusion Grain

High-energy, nutritionally dense whole soybeans for compound livestock and poultry feed

Carefully conditioned raw Argentine soybeans calibrated for full-fat extrusion, roasting, and feed milling for poultry, swine, and dairy rations.

Verified Export Specifications
Protein
33.5% – 35.0% min
Moisture
Max 13.5% – 14.0%
Foreign Matter
Max 2.0% – 2.5%
Origin
Argentina Pampas
Harvest:February – May
Primary Applications: Full-fat extruded soybean meal production
Argentine high-protein soybean meal pellets at agricultural terminal
Processed SoybeanCrushing By-Product

Argentine Soybean Meal & Pellets (By-Product)

High-protein Argentine soybean meal for animal feed compounding and aquaculture

High-protein (46.5% – 48% Profat) defatted Argentine soybean meal and pellets produced by world-class crushing complexes along the Paraná river.

Verified Export Specifications
Protein
Min 46.5% – 48.0% (typically 46% Protein + 1.5% Fat)
Moisture
Max 12.0% – 12.5%
Origin
Argentina Pampas
Harvest:Year-round availability (continuous crushing operations)
Primary Applications: Intensive broiler and poultry premixes
Technical Comparison Matrix

Side-by-Side Grade Specifications

Standard commercial parameters applied to ocean vessel and container bookings from Argentine terminals.

ParameterCrushing GradeNon-GMO Food GradeFeed GradeSoybean Meal Pellets
Product TypeYellow Soybeans (GMO)Identity-Preserved Non-GMOYellow Soybeans (Feed)Dehulled Pellets / Granular
Crude Protein34.0% – 36.0%36.0% – 38.5%33.5% – 35.0%Min 46.5% – 48.0% Profat
Max MoistureMax 13.5% – 14.0%Max 12.5% – 13.0%Max 14.0%Max 12.0% – 12.5%
Foreign Matter (FM)Max 2.0%Max 1.0%Max 2.0% – 2.5%Max 1.0% Sand/Silica
Oil / Crude Fat18.5% – 20.0% min18.0% – 19.5%18.0% min1.5% min residual
Min. Order Quantity1,000 MT (FCL) / 12,500 MT (Bulk)100 MT (FCL Containers)250 MT (Containers) / Bulk500 MT (FCL) / 10,000 MT (Bulk)
Standard PackagingBulk Vessel / Sea-Bulk Liner50kg Bags / 1,000kg Big BagsBulk Vessel / Sea-Bulk LinerBulk Vessel / 1,000kg Big Bags

Non-standard tolerances (such as optical colour sorting, protein over 38%, or specific PCR GMO thresholds below 0.1%) can be quoted upon formal technical request through our Argentine export desk.

Southern Hemisphere Agricultural Calendar

Argentine Soybean Harvest & Shipping Windows

The Argentine soybean harvest commences in February and concludes in late May. This Southern Hemisphere seasonality gives international buyers prime access to fresh, newly harvested grain during the Northern Hemisphere inter-crop window. Continuous port elevation and year-round silo storage ensure steady export flow throughout the year.