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We're sourcing wheat suppliers — Lithuanian and Baltic-origin preferred, though not required — on behalf of a confirmed buyer with an active, ongoing requirement. If you can meet the volume and specification below, we want to hear from you; full mandate details are shared directly with qualified sellers.

Buyer RequirementsSourcing on Behalf of Buyer
ProductMilling Wheat
OriginLithuania / Baltic States (preferred, not required)
DestinationNorth Africa
Volume Required30,000–55,000 MT / month
Specification RequiredProtein 11.5%–12.5%
Contract Term Sought12-month, ongoing
Delivery Terms PreferredFOB or CIF
Inspection & DocumentationProposed by seller, subject to buyer verification and mutual agreement (NCNDA & KYC apply)
StatusOpen as of Aug 2026

How It Works

01

Verification

Every counterparty — buyer or seller — is verified directly before an introduction is made. We'll walk you through exactly what's needed once we're in touch.

02

Specification & Terms

Volume, quality specification, pricing, and delivery terms are confirmed and documented before we move forward.

03

Introduction

Once both sides are verified and terms are aligned, we make a direct introduction — no unnecessary intermediaries.

04

Ongoing Support

We stay involved through documentation, logistics coordination, and follow-up to help the deal close smoothly.

Baltic Sourcing Context

Lithuania is one of the European Union's leading wheat exporters, with established trade relationships into North Africa and other markets. This mandate's buyer has indicated a preference for Lithuanian or other Baltic-region origin, reflecting the quality and logistics profile typical of wheat from this region — but origin outside the Baltics is not automatically disqualifying.

Suppliers who can meet the specification, volume, and destination requirements below are encouraged to respond regardless of exact origin, unless told otherwise during qualification.

Supplier Profile

This mandate is best suited to established grain exporters, trading companies, or producer cooperatives with genuine export capability — parties able to document product origin and specification, and to reliably deliver the required monthly volume on an ongoing basis. Lithuanian or other Baltic-region suppliers are preferred given the buyer's stated preference, but qualified suppliers from other origins meeting the specification and volume requirement are welcome to respond.

Supplier Qualification

Suppliers interested in this mandate should be prepared to provide:

  • Company identity and export track record
  • Confirmation of product origin and specification
  • Available monthly volume and ability to sustain it over the contract term
  • Indicative commercial offer, including delivery terms
  • A proposed inspection arrangement

TIG's standard KYC and buyer-verification process applies before full buyer-side terms are shared, and an NCNDA is put in place to protect both parties.

How the Sourcing Process Works

  1. Supplier responds with company information and an indication of available volume and specification.
  2. TIG reviews the supplier's documentation and export capability against the buyer's requirement.
  3. Qualified suppliers are aligned with the buyer's specification, volume, and destination requirements.
  4. Matching suppliers progress into formal commercial discussion, supported by TIG through to agreement.

Commercial FAQ

What wheat specification is required?

Milling wheat with protein content of 11.5%–12.5%.

Is Lithuanian or Baltic origin required?

It's preferred by the buyer, but not a strict requirement — suppliers from other origins who can meet the specification and volume are welcome to respond.

What monthly volume is required?

30,000–55,000 MT per month.

What destination is involved?

North Africa.

What contract term is expected?

A 12-month, ongoing contract structure.

Are FOB and CIF both considered?

Yes, delivery terms are open to either, per the buyer's preference.

What information should suppliers submit?

Company identity, export track record, product origin and specification, and available volume — full details are requested once initial qualification (KYC, NCNDA) is complete.

Ready to respond to this mandate?

Start the verification process — it takes about five minutes.

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