Seville becomes the global epicenter of cereals to analyze the geopolitical impact and rising costs

 

On April 30th, Andalusian Commodity Exchange (ACE) will meet in Sevilla to leaders from 30 countries. Organized by Northstar BrokerageThe meeting seeks to analyze the geopolitical impact and the increase in costs in the global markets for cereals and agricultural raw materials.

 

A strategic forum in a scenario of global uncertainty

 

The sixteenth edition of the ACE It consolidates its position as the main international meeting point in Europa for the agri-food sector. In a context marked by the price volatility And given the changes in trade flows, this event brings together prominent figures traders, producers, exporters and importers from some thirty nations.

 

This year's strategic analysis will focus on how global events and the climate change These factors are shaping the evolution of the grain market. Rising energy and logistics costs, coupled with geopolitical tensions, have created a dynamic environment where accurate information is crucial for decision-making in international business.

 

Key Indicator	Details of the Impact / Scope
International participation	Leaders from some thirty countries
Trading volume (annual)	5 million tons of cereals and oils
Global market share	25% of the world's durum wheat is brokered by the organization
global presence	Offices in Sevilla, Dubái, Madrid y Helsinki

 

Expert analysis: Durum wheat, oilseeds and vegetable oils

 

The technical program will feature high-level presentations addressing strategic products for the food industry. Cristóbal Toral, business development director of Casillo SPA, will present the "Perspectives of the global durum wheat market", analyzing its evolution in the face of current challenges.

 

On the other hand, the dynamics of cereals and oilseeds on a global scale will be addressed by Antonio Ramallal, trader en ETG WorldHis presentation will delve into the factors that shape the behavior of these international markets. Furthermore, Víctor Magnient, senior trader de BungeIt will present the current situation of the global vegetable oils market, a segment characterized by high volatility.

 

• Analysis of geopolitical tensions and its effect on supply.
• Study of the restrictive trade policies in various regions.
• Evaluation of the logistics costs and disruptions in supply chains.
• Perspectives on international demand and the impact of climate change.

 

Leadership from Seville: The role of Northstar Brokerage

 

The organizing company, Northstar Brokerage, reaffirms the position of Sevilla as a strategic hub for the foreign trade of grains. With a team of around twenty professionals from eight nationalities, the firm operates in critical markets such as China, Tailandia, Singapur, Mar Negro y América del Norte.

 

Its intermediation capacity reaches five million tons annually of cereals, protein flours, and vegetable oils between clients in some fifty countries. This global network allows the Andalusian Commodity Exchange function not only as a conference forum, but as a space for networking and the generation of high-level trade agreements.

 

Key points and frequently asked questions about the Andalusian Commodity Exchange

 

What is the main objective of ACE in Seville?
To serve as an international meeting point for players in the agricultural raw materials market, facilitating the exchange of strategic information and the development of new business opportunities in an interconnected global environment.

 

What specific sectors are analyzed in this edition?
The meeting focuses particularly on the cereal sector, including durum wheat, oilseeds and the global vegetable oil market, all of which are affected by the current volatile situation.

 

What is the market share of Northstar Brokerage in the international market?
The firm trades approximately 5 million tons of agricultural products annually and is responsible for brokering 25% of the world's durum wheat from its headquarters.