Atlancific trades different varieties of rice originated from several sources in North America and Asia, especially the U.S.A, Canada, Mexico, Thailand, Vietnam, India, Pakistan and Brazil. Examples of the varieties of rice we trade are U.S. Long Grain Rough, U.S. Medium Grain Rough Rice and Basmati rice.

For more inquiries, please email us at grains@atlancific.com or phone: +1 647 806 7676.

We work with growers to source and export quality sorghum to various international end-users. As in many cases with our products, the mode of transportation includes bulk vessel etc.

For more inquiries, please email us at grains@atlancific.com or phone: +1 647 806 7676.

The grain stock we trade internationally includes wheat and barley, sourced with the help of our agents and partner farmers in Australia, North America and parts of Central and South America and the Black Sea region, including Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria and Georgia. Among others, we trade the following wheat varieties: Soft Winter Wheat, Canadian Wheat, Hard Red Winter Wheat, Northern Spring Wheat, and Soft White Wheat.

For more inquiries, please email us at grains@atlancific.com or phone: +1 647 806 7676.

PS: Please note that all correspondence with Atlancific must be in English Language.

We originate from several sources and trade an expanse portfolio of non-GMO beans and specialty crops such as  the different varieties of chick peas, sunflower, sesame (white, yellow, black brown), mustard seed (black, white, yellow), flaxseed, yellow pea, rapeseed, soybean and lentil (green and red). Our deep relationship with farmers and customers enable us to originate and trade these oil seeds, including U.S. Yellow Soybeans, Canadian Soybean non-GMO and GMO, including Soybean Hull Pellets. We also source some of these products in places like Sudan, Tanzania, Ethiopia, and Nigeria.

For more inquiries, please email us at grains@atlancific.com or phone: +1 647 806 7676.

PS: Please note that all correspondence with Atlancific must be in English Language.

Atlancific product line includes some bulk edible raw tree nuts, such as almonds, walnuts, pistachios, cashew nuts and hazel nuts. We source and supply raw cashew nuts and cashew kernels to various destinations internationally.

For more inquiries, please email us at nuts@atlancific.com or phone: +1 647 806 7676.

We source and trade organic matured coconut and coconut fibre. Coconut is among the family of edible nuts that possess other important industrial uses, especially the coconut oil, which in some cases, is used for its soothing and healing capacities. We ship both mature coconut and coconut fiber to customers worldwide.

For more inquiries, please email us at nuts@atlancific.com or phone: +1 647 806 7676.

PS: Please note that all correspondence with Atlancific must be in English Language.

The cocoa bean is the dried and fully fermented seed from which cocoa solids and cocoa butter can be extracted  It is the basic source  of chocolate, and cocoa drinks among other foods and beverages. In partnership with our partner farmers and agents, we source and trade this commodity from regions of the Americas, Asia and West Africa specifically.

For more inquiries on other agricultural products, please email us at agric@atlancific.com or phone: +1 647 806 7676.

Shea butter is a triglyceride (fat) derived mainly from stearic acid and oleic acid. Although it is edible and is used in some food preparation, industrially, it is widely used in cosmetics production as a moisturizer, salve or lotion. We source and supply Shea butter to clients, mostly in the cosmetics industry.

For more inquiries on other agricultural products, please email us at agric@atlancific.com or phone: +1 647 806 7676.

Cassava is a woody shrub extensively cultivated as an annual crop in tropical and sub-tropical regions of the world for its edible starchy tuberous root, a major source of carbohydrates. Cassava, a drought tolerant crop and capable of growing on marginal soils, is a very good source of food carbohydrates. Cassava tubers and hay are used worldwide as animal feed, while cassava starch can be used industrially for laundry starch and other uses.

Our origination activities, in regards to cassava sourcing, are mostly in Africa, with some operations in Asia and Latin America. We trade cassava pellets and other cassava derivatives internationally.

For more inquiries on other agricultural products, please email us at agric@atlancific.com or phone: +1 647 806 7676.

PS: Please note that all correspondence with Atlancific must be in English Language.