Soybean GrainsFood Grade• Origin: Argentina (Identity-Preserved Segregated Farmlands)

Non-GMO Argentine Food-Grade Soybeans

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

Clean, uniform Non-GMO Argentine food grade soybeans in export sack
Clean, uniform Non-GMO Argentine food grade soybeans in export sack

Product Overview & Commercial Role

Cultivated on dedicated contract farms in Argentina with zero chemical drift and isolated processing lines, our Non-GMO food-grade soybeans satisfy the strictest quality criteria of Asian, European, and Middle Eastern food processors. With bright, uniform grain sizing, clean golden hilum, and elevated soluble protein percentages, this grain delivers high yields in tofu production, soy milk beverages, fermented foods (miso, natto), and hydrolyzed vegetable protein. Full traceability from planting seed variety to export container loading ensures complete non-GMO integrity.

Harvest & Elevation Season
March – June
Intended Industrial Use
Human Nutrition & Plant-Based Food Manufacturing

Verified Technical Specifications

Independent SGS / Cotecna Verified
Genetic Status100% Non-GMO (PCR tested, <0.1% or <0.9% threshold per contract)
Protein Content36.0% – 38.5% min
Moisture ContentMax 12.5% – 13.0%
Foreign MatterMax 1.0% (optical sorted available)
Hilum ColorClear / Golden Yellow (Food-grade visual appeal)
Broken / SplitsMax 5.0% – 8.0%
Defective KernelsMax 1.5%
Contaminant ScreeningAflatoxin & Heavy Metals within strict CODEX limits

All cargo parameters are confirmed via official load-port surveying certificates in compliance with Argentine SENASA export standards.

Commercial & Processing Applications

  • Soy milk and plant-based dairy beverage production
  • Artisanal and industrial tofu processing
  • High-protein soy flour, isolates, and textured vegetable protein (TVP)
  • Traditional fermented soy foods (tempeh, miso, soy sauces)

Export Packaging & Shipping Modalities

Supported Packaging Formats:
  • •50 kg multi-ply PP woven export bags with inner liner
  • •1,000 kg PP Big Bags / Jumbo Bags with discharge spout
  • •20ft / 40ft FCL containerized sea-bulk liners
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ):

100 Metric Tons (approx. 4 x 20ft FCL)

Standard Incoterms:
FOB Buenos Aires / RosarioCFR / CIF Destination Ports worldwide

Frequently Asked Technical Questions

What are the primary specifications of Argentine soybeans exported by United Saud Argentina?

Our standard export-grade Argentine yellow soybeans typically feature a protein content between 34% and 36%, maximum moisture of 13.5%–14%, maximum foreign matter of 2%, and high oil content (~18.5%–20%), making them ideal for crushing and industrial extraction. We also supply certified Non-GMO food-grade varieties (up to 38% protein, <1% foreign matter) and animal feed-grade parcels as contracted.

Do you supply both GMO and Non-GMO Argentine soybeans?

Yes. In Argentina, commercial grain production includes both standard biotechnology-derived (GMO) soybeans favored by crushers and feed millers globally, as well as identity-preserved, segregated Non-GMO soybeans with PCR testing validation for human food manufacturing, soy milk, and specialty markets.

From which ports in Argentina do you ship?

Our primary shipping origins are the deepwater river ports along the Paraná River waterway—specifically the Rosario and San Lorenzo / Puerto General San Martín hub—where the majority of Argentina's grain terminals are concentrated. For larger drafts and Atlantic maritime routes, we also coordinate loadings through the deepwater ocean ports of Bahía Blanca and Quequén/Necochea, as well as containerized FCL shipments from Buenos Aires.

Commercial Quotation

Direct from Argentine Desk

Receive indicative FOB (Rosario / Bahía Blanca) or CIF pricing for Non-GMO Argentine Food-Grade Soybeans according to current CBOT/Rosario market spreads.

Selected Product:Non-GMO Argentine Food-Grade Soybeans
Min. Volume:100 Metric Tons
Load Ports:Paraná River / Atlantic
Inquiries governed by standard GAFTA / international grain trade rules.