Trading & Export
The Trading & Export domain (DTX) covers market placement: local, regional and international trading, brokerage and negotiation, export compliance (SPS, EUDR, HACCP), market intelligence, customs and forwarding services, digital trade platforms.
families, from local trading to digital platforms
export-oriented value chains in the referential
document templates in the export procedure
- SPS, EUDR and HACCP compliance now blocking on export markets.
- Price information asymmetry between producers, traders and buyers.
- Demanding export contracts: consistent quality, volumes, deadlines.
- Border crossings costly in time and in poorly prepared documents.
- Export compliance: traceability, certification, documentary file.
- Price and market monitoring with AGROEXPORT.
- Structuring the exportable offer: quality, packaging, logistics.
- The codified export procedure, from intention to qualified corridor.
8 families, each with its actors
Trade on national markets: buy, consolidate, resell.
Sub-regional trade (CEMAC, Nigeria, corridors) and its arbitrages.
Exporting to international markets: contracts, shipments, currencies.
Brokers and traders who match supply and demand and secure transactions.
The sanitary, phytosanitary and regulatory compliance that conditions access to export markets.
Monitoring prices, markets and regulations: deciding with information.
Declarations, customs regimes and transit: crossing the border without losing the goods or the deadline.
The digital marketplaces connecting producers, buyers and exporters.
This domain is cross-cutting: its actors serve the plant, livestock and processing value chains. Browse the 29 value chains.