Mexico City, Mexico – Tradiverse has increased its sales capacity by developing relationships with grain companies and grain brokers in Mexico City and Monterrey.  The expansion, which fully aligns with the company’s growth strategy and enhances its competitive position in the global grain market, will serve the demand for hard red wheat, soft red wheat, white corn, yellow corn and soybeans in  Mexico.

Tradiverse is targeting sales of US grain to the end users of grain in Mexico City, Monterrey, Progreso, Veracruz, and the Yucatán Peninsula. The new marketing initiative is part of an investment plan in Mexico and Central America that looks to serve the needs of the region’s grain and feed importers. The world increasingly needs more sources of affordable grain and protein. Tradiverse is dedicated to helping feed the world. This expansion will significantly enhance Tradiverse’s ability to fulfill that need.

Kampala, Uganda  – Driven by an increase in demand from customers throughout the region for grain and diesel products, Tradiverse has completed an expansion of its storage facilities in Kenya and Uganda. The expansion includes new leased storage facilities for grain and diesel and resources to increase the company’s efficiency and improve marketing capabilities for its products in Kenya and Uganda.  This investment demonstrates Tradiverse’s commitment to the grain and diesel markets in sub-Saharan Africa that are experiencing significant growth.

The Kenyan and Ugandan facilities position Tradiverse to achieve its growth plans through increased sales capacity and flexibility in product storage, packaging and logistics.

Tradiverse’s team of dedicated people take great pride in marketing high-quality grain and diesel products to meet its customers’ expectations.  Tradiverse’s resources and know-how will play an important role in strategically supporting our customers’ future growth needs through logistics management and technical expertise to supply grain and fuel to the people of East Africa to help them grow their businesses and feed their families.