We trade the following commodities:

• Coal: steam coal, coking coal, anthracite
• Grain: durum wheat, soybean meal, corn, barley
• Metals: steels, DRI, HBI, ferrous scrap, aluminium, copper
• Fertilizers: phosporus, nitrogen, potassium fertilizers and sulphur

• Ocean freight

A major fraction of all global commodity transportation is carried out via ocean freight. Since they can move enormous loads with a reasonable level of safety, ships are a tremendously efficient means of moving goods. Ships come in a wide variety of sizes and types.

• Rail freight

Commodities can be transported efficiently by using railroad trains. Compared to truck transportation, it is frequently a faster mode of land transit. Also, a single freight train is able to carry a lot more stuff than a single truck.

• Truck freight

In the transportation of goods, trucks are crucial. They have the ability to serve as a bridge between other modes of transportation like ships and train and the destinations. Also, they are the most adaptable in terms of trade routes and are able to move almost any kind of goods.

• Intermodal Shipping

The term "intermodal freight" refers to the movement of products in standardized containers. This form of transportation uses a variety of modes, including rail, ship, and truck. The utilization of containers makes it possible to move freight swiftly and safely from one kind of carrier to another.