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I N D E X _________________________________________________________________ 1. Introduction 2. Commodity Opprobrium 3. Objective 4. Procedures 5. - 6. Advantages 7. Conclusion 8. Appendix
INTRODUCTION __________________________________________________________________________ Historically, man has traded goods, region to region for in excess of 12,000 years. Nowadays sophisticated procedures have evolved to instil a degree of certainty into trading practices. Trading in the bulk buying and selling of primary products, for example, grain, palm oil, sugar and coffee (soft commodities); iron ore, rubber, copper and gold (hard commodities) is collectively referred to as Trading in Commodities, and is the subject matter of this introduction to our Company. Notwithstanding the sophistication of current procedures the high value of commodity trades attract fraudsters, swindlers and interveners, who have become so prevalent in this fast evolving electronic age, that the vast majority of Commodity Trades are destined to fail for one reason or another. Our Company offers it’s services with a view to rendering commodity trades viable whether it be on behalf of the Buyer, the Seller, or both. We source sellers with products and buyer’s seeking products, promote and facilitate Commodity Transactions in which ever manner is the most favourable with the object of securing long-term trading relations between the parties. At the same time we ring fence buyers and sellers from interlopers promoting their own agenda. Our task is to act in the best interests of both buyer and seller in forging fair long-term business relations. We secure contractual relations both with buyer and seller. Our prime objective is to establish an impartial degree of unanimity through acquiescence in contractual negotiations and relationships. Further, we take all necessary measures to protect commission entitlements whilst obviating the need for those entitled to commission from involvement in negotiations between buyer and seller.
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