Global Market Outlook

• The global grain and cereal market is projected to exceed USD 2.5 trillion by 2030, driven by increasing demand in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

• Key crops such as corn, wheat, and rice account for the majority of global caloric intake and are also essential for livestock feed and industrial use (e.g. bioethanol).

• Market volatility due to weather disruptions, geopolitical events, and logistical bottlenecks require agile, well-informed trading strategies.
   

Inara’s Role in the Grain Trade

At Inara, we engage in the responsible sourcing, trading, and logistics of key grains and cereals. Our focus is on building long-term relationships with producers, millers, and end-users—ensuring reliable supply chains and quality assurance throughout.

 

We trade in a wide portfolio of grains and cereals including:

• Wheat – Milling and feed-grade

• Corn (Maize) – Yellow and white, GMO and non-GMO

• Rice – Parboiled, long grain, Basmati, Jasmine

• Barley & Sorghum – For both human consumption and animal feed

• Oats & Millet – Niche grains for specialized industries

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Our Strengths

• End-to-end trading capability — from farmgate to port

• Partnerships with trusted suppliers in Asia, Eastern Europe, South America, and Africa

• In-depth risk analysis on weather, freight, and geopolitical shifts

• Strict quality and moisture control through independent surveyors

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Sustainability Commitment

We are committed to ethical sourcing that supports fair trade and minimizes environmental impact. Inara supports grain suppliers who follow sustainable farming practices and contribute to food system resilience.