Russian Corn (Maize) — Non-GMO & Traceable
Yellow dent corn for feed and industrial use, grown in the Krasnodar, Stavropol and Central Black-Earth regions of Russia. Non-GMO by law, fully traceable to the farm of origin, certified to GOST 13634-90 and tested for mycotoxins on every lot.
- Non-GMO by Russian Federation law
- Moisture ≤14% · Broken kernels ≤5%
- Aflatoxin & full mycotoxin panel tested
Quick Specs · Feed
Standard feed grade. Industrial grade on request.
| Moisture | ≤14% |
|---|---|
| Broken kernels | ≤5% |
| Foreign matter | ≤2% |
| Test weight | ≥72 kg/hl |
| Heat-damaged | ≤2% |
| GMO status | Non-GMO |
| FOB price (indicative) | USD 141.00 / MT · FOB Novorossiysk |
| Standard | GOST 13634-90 |
Non-GMO Corn from the Russian Black-Earth Belt
Russian corn is the energy backbone of compound feed across the Middle East and North Africa — and a growing input for starch and ethanol plants. Because Russia prohibits commercial GMO cultivation, every kernel is non-GMO by default, with full traceability from the field to the hold of the vessel.
We source from the Krasnodar and Stavropol krais — Russia's highest-yielding corn regions — and from the Central Black-Earth zone. Each lot is graded to GOST 13634-90 and accompanied by a full mycotoxin panel (aflatoxin B1, DON, zearalenone, fumonisins) within EU and GCC limits.
- Non-GMO by Russian Federation law — no segregation needed
- High starch content (~70% dry basis) for feed and wet-milling
- Year-round availability from managed storage
- Industrial-grade (high starch, low broken) for milling plants
Full Corn (Maize) Specifications
Typical export parameters. Industrial high-starch grade on request.
| Parameter | Feed Grade | Industrial Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Moisture | ≤14% | ≤13.5% |
| Broken kernels | ≤5% | ≤3% |
| Foreign matter | ≤2% | ≤1.5% |
| Test weight | ≥72 kg/hl | ≥74 kg/hl |
| Heat-damaged kernels | ≤2% | ≤1% |
| Starch (dry basis) | ~68% | ≥71% |
| GMO status | Non-GMO (Russian Federation law) | |
| Aflatoxin B1 | ≤5 ppb (EU/GCC compliant) | |
| DON / ZEA / Fumonisin | Lab-tested per lot, within EU limits | |
| Standard | GOST 13634-90 | |
| Infestation | None (fungus, pests, insects) | |
How We Ship Corn
Bulk for feed mills, bags for inland buyers.
Bulk in Hold
Loose grain loaded into the vessel's hold. Standard for feed-mill buyers taking 3,000–60,000 MT per cargo. Most economical per tonne.
50 kg PP Bags
Woven PP bags on pallets or slings. Suited to poultry farms and inland traders, especially Afghanistan and Central Asia.
1 MT Big-Bags
FIBC big-bags with poly liner. Easy handling where no silo exists. Stackable for inland distribution.
Corn (Maize) — Common Questions
Is Russian corn really non-GMO?
Yes. Commercial cultivation of genetically modified maize is prohibited in the Russian Federation, so all Russian corn is non-GMO by default. We can supply Identity-Preserved (IP) non-GMO certification from an independent lab on request.
What is the corn used for?
Russian yellow corn is used in compound animal feed (poultry, cattle, pigs, aquaculture) as the main energy ingredient, and in wet-milling for starch, glucose syrups and bioethanol. We supply both feed-grade and high-starch industrial-grade specifications.
Are mycotoxins tested?
Yes. Every lot is laboratory-tested for aflatoxin B1, DON (vomitoxin), zearalenone and fumonisins. Results are within EU and GCC maximum limits, and the full mycotoxin report accompanies each shipment along with the SGS inspection certificate.
Can you ship corn to Iran and Egypt?
Yes. We load FOB Novorossiysk and Taman, and deliver CIF to Egyptian ports and to Iran via the Caspian Sea (Astrakhan to Iranian Caspian ports) or via Bandar Abbas. Afghanistan is supplied overland via Iran.
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