Agricom Impex

What Agricom Impex does

Agricom Impex is a privately held Indian agricultural commodity trading company headquartered in Nagpur, Maharashtra, founded in 2007 and operating with a 1–10 employee team. The company runs a two-sided trade model: exporting Indian-origin agricultural commodities and importing pulses from international suppliers. Its export portfolio spans eight categories — oil seeds (sesame in six variants, sunflower, niger, safflower, linseed, soyabean, mustard), bird seeds (millets, sorghum varieties, buckwheat, java peanut, small maize), grains (green millet, maize-corn, creamish sorghum), rice (long, medium, round, and short grain varieties including IR-64, IR-8, Sona Masoori, Kranti, and Swarna), spices (cumin, coriander, fennel, fenugreek, black cumin), animal feed (corn grits, wheat, maize), pulses (Kabuli chickpeas), and herbs (Cassia Tora Seed) — while its import portfolio is concentrated in pulses (Black Matpe, Desi Chickpeas, Green Mung Beans, Green Peas, Pigeon Peas, Red Lentils, Yellow Peas). The go-to-market is a B2B export/import model targeting international food processing companies, bird feed manufacturers, and agricultural commodity traders across 11 countries — Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, the United Kingdom, Tunisia, Oman, the Philippines, Taiwan, Pakistan, and the United States — with sales driven primarily through website-based inquiry forms and direct communication. The company holds ISO 9001:2008 quality management certification and Government of India recognized Star Export House status, and monetizes via transactional one-time sales priced on inquiry rather than published pricing.

Name

Agricom Impex

Legal name

Agricom Impex

Website

https://agricomimpex.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2007

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Agricom Impex is a privately held Nagpur, India-based trader that exports Indian agricultural commodities (oil seeds, rice, spices, millets, pulses, animal feed) to buyers in 11 countries and imports pulses from international suppliers, serving B2B food processing and feed manufacturers via direct inquiry-based sales.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Agricultural Commodities Wholesale Trade

NAICS

Grain and Field Bean Merchant Wholesalers (424510)

SIC

Wholesale-Farm Product Raw Materials (5150), Food And Kindred Products (2000)

akta.pro primary industry

Pulses & Legumes Trading/Wholesale (AFAIAKAG)

akta.pro secondary industries

Specialty & Ethnic Grocery Wholesale (AFAIABAJ), Ethnic Produce & Specialty Vegetables Wholesale (AFAIAIAD)

Keywords

• Agricultural commodities trading
• Oil seeds export
• Rice export
• Spices wholesale
• Pulses import

Headquarters

HQ city

Nagpur

HQ country

India

HQ region

Asia

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Agricultural Commodity Export: Export of agricultural products including oil seeds, bird seeds, grains, rice, spices, animal feed, pulses, and herbs to international markets. Transaction-based sales with direct buyer engagement.
2. Agricultural Commodity Import: Import of pulses including Black Matpe, Desi Chickpeas, Green Mung Beans, Green Peas, Pigeon Peas, Red Lentils, and Yellow Peas from international suppliers.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

Core offering

Agricom Impex is a wholesale Indian exporter and importer of agricultural commodities, supplying bulk oil seeds, bird seeds, grains, rice, spices, animal feed, pulses, and herbs to international buyers across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and North America. The company imports select pulses into India and holds ISO 9001:2008 and Star Export House credentials. Sales are conducted on a transaction basis through direct buyer inquiries submitted via its website, email, and phone channels.

Product overview

Agricom Impex is a leading Exporter and Importer of agricultural commodities from India, operating as an ISO 9001:2008 Registered Firm and Govt. Recognized Star Export House. The company's product portfolio consists of export products organized across eight main categories: Oil Seeds (including various Sesame Seed varieties, Sunflower, Niger, Safflower, Linseed, Soyabean, and Mustard seeds), Bird Seeds (Yellow Millet, Red Millet, Sorghum varieties, Buckwheat, Grey Millet, Java Peanut, Small Maize), Grains (Green Millet, Maize-Corn, Creamish Sorghum), Rice (Long Grain varieties like IR-64, Medium Grain varieties like IR-8 and Sona Masoori, Short Grain varieties like Swarna and Kranti), Spices (Cumin, Coriander, Fennel, Fenugreek, Black Cumin), Animal Feed (Corn Grits, Wheat), Pulses (Chickpeas Kabuli), and Herbs (Cassia Tora Seed). The import portfolio includes pulses such as Black Matpe, Desi Chickpeas, Green Mung Beans, Green Peas, Pigeon Peas, Red Lentils, and Yellow Peas. Major export markets include Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Tunisia, Oman, Philippines, Taiwan, Pakistan, United States, and United Kingdom.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Black Mustard Round dark brown seeds containing approximately 30% fatty oil, exported as a condiment and cooking ingredient.
• Linseed (Flaxseed) Omega-3-rich flaxseed exported for food, nutraceutical, and feed applications.
• Niger Seed High-energy bird feed and oilseed exported primarily sourced from India, Ethiopia, Nepal, and Burma.
• Safflower Seed Seeds of Carthamus Tinctorius exported for vegetable oil extraction, cosmetics, cooking oil, salad dressing, and margarine.
• Black Sesame Seed Nutty-flavored high-protein black sesame seed exported for use in vegetables, noodles, rice, bakery, and medicinal applications.
• Golden Sesame Seed Golden yellow sesame seed, cleaned and processed, exported as spice condiment or garnish for ethnic dishes and bakery.
• Hulled Sesame Seed Husk-removed sesame seed sourced from Gujarat, high in protein, iron, calcium and phosphorous, exported for breads, burgers, drinks, granola, soups and bakery products.
• Natural Sesame Seed Whole white cholesterol-free sesame seed exported for bakery product applications.
• Small Black Brown Sesame Seed Small-sized black and brown sesame seed variety exported for food applications.
• Toasted/Roasted Sesame Seed Gently roasted sesame seed with pure nutty flavor, exported for longer shelf life and flavor applications.
• Soyabean Edible legume containing approximately 20% oil and 40% high-quality protein, exported for food and feed applications.
• Black Sunflower Seed Higher-oil-content sunflower seed with thinner shells, exported primarily as bird feed.
• Strip Sunflower Seed Confectionery-grade sunflower seed exported for food use, oil extraction, and bird feed applications.
• Yellow Mustard Seed Small pungent mustard seed exported as condiment for mustard sauce, pickles, salad dressings, and vegetables.
• Yellow Millet Foxtail millet, high in starch, amino acids, and easily digested, exported for human food and animal feed.
• Red Millet Small grain millet exported commonly for bird food applications.
• Buckwheat Short-season crop rich in iron, zinc, selenium and amino acids, exported for baking and food products.
• Grey Millet (Jap Millet) Gluten-free millet with high fiber, calcium, and phosphorous content, exported for human food and animal feed.
• Java Peanut Indian peanut variety with rich taste, high protein and antioxidant content, exported for bird food applications.
• Red Sorghum Indian sorghum with dark red color and high nutritional content, exported for animal feed industries.
• White Sorghum Nutritious cereal crop mostly cultivated in Africa, exported for gluten-free recipes and cattle feed.
• Yellow Sorghum Nutrient-rich major farm crop exported for food, fodder, and alcoholic beverage applications.
• Small Maize Yellow corn with high nutritive value, exported for food industries and livestock feed, forage, and silage.
• Green Millet One of the oldest millet-family grains, non-glutenous, easy to digest, and low-allergen, exported as a food grain.
• Maize-Corn India's third-largest crop, yellow corn grown under hygienic conditions, free from bacterial and fungal diseases, exported as grain and animal feed.
• Creamish Sorghum (Jawar) Indian sorghum rich in nutrients, exported for food, fodder and alcoholic beverage applications.
• IR-64 Rice (Parboiled) Long-grain parboiled rice from Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal, exported in 5%, 25%, and 100% broken variants.
• IR-64 Rice (Raw) Long-grain raw rice from Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal, exported for food service and retail distribution.
• IR-8 Rice (Parboiled) Medium-grain parboiled rice cultivated and milled in Gujarat, exported for food applications.
• IR-8 Rice (Raw) Medium-grain raw rice from Gujarat, exported for food applications.
• Sona Masoori Rice Lightweight aromatic medium-grain rice from Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, exported to Middle East, Eastern European, and South Asian countries.
• Kranti Rice (Parboiled) Short, bold, white grain rice variety (R-2022), 120-day cycle, highest fiber content, highly aromatic and easy to cook.
• Kranti Rice (Raw) Short bold white grain rice with traditional taste and natural aroma, fat-free and a source of carbohydrates.
• Swarna Rice (Raw) Exclusive Indian rice variety grown in Orissa, West Bengal, Assam, Eastern Bihar, Jharkhand, and Southern Uttar Pradesh, exported after thorough cleaning and sorting.
• Black Cumin Seed Seeds of Nigella sativa, dark crescent-shaped, exported for Middle Eastern and Indian cooking applications.
• Cumin Seed Indian-origin seed spice with medicinal properties, exported for culinary and pharmaceutical use; India is the largest global producer and consumer.
• Coriander Seed Pleasantly sweet lemon-noted spice seed exported for chili and curry dishes, available in Eagle, Scooter, Single Parrot, Double Parrot, Super XO and Badami varieties.
• Fennel Seed Dried oblong fennel fruit exported for food, medicines, liquors, and perfumery applications.
• Fenugreek Seed Methi seed used as condiment and herb, valued for flavoring and medicinal properties, exported for culinary and traditional-medicine applications.
• Chickpeas (Kabuli) Small whitish-cream hard legume with nutty flavor, exported as a source of calcium, Vitamin B, protein, and iron.
• Corn Grits Processed corn product exported as an animal feed ingredient.
• Wheat Grain exported for animal feed applications.
• Cassia Tora Seed Wild crop seed from the Caesalpiniaceae plant family, machine-cleaned and polished, exported for herbal applications.
• Black Matpe (Black Gram) Vigna mungo bean (urad bean, black lentil) imported and supplied for Indian dishes and processing.
• Desi Chickpeas Small dark chickpeas with yellow interior, imported as one of the two main chickpea varieties.
• Green Mung Beans Ancient Asian plant-based protein, low in calories and fat, high in fiber and protein, imported for cooking or sprouting.
• Green Peas Whole pale-green peas from the legume family, imported as one of the oldest food sources.
• Pigeon Peas (Toor) Tropical Gandule bean cultivated since 3,500 years, centered in eastern India, imported for Indian cooking and processing.
• Red Lentils Protein and carbohydrate-rich lentil with calcium, phosphorus, iron and B vitamins, imported for culinary use.
• Yellow Peas Yellow pea variety imported for use as a pulse in Indian and international cuisines.

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Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• LT Foods: Indian rice exporter (Daawat brand) with comparable export product overlap in rice and adjacent grain categories, serving similar international food retail and processing customers but with branded products and much larger scale.
• Cargill India: Subsidiary of the global Cargill agricultural commodity giant, operating in India across grains, oil seeds, and animal nutrition; competes for the same international B2B food and feed processor customers as Agricom but with significantly more scale and integration.
• Olam Group (Olam Agri): Global agricultural commodity merchant with a major presence in Indian-origin rice, pulses, oil seeds, and spices; competes in the same buyer markets and product categories as Agricom but at vastly larger scale and with integrated supply chains.
• KRBL Limited: India's largest rice exporter (India Gate brand) with significant overlap with Agricom in basmati and Indian rice exports to Europe, the Middle East, and other international markets, though operating with integrated milling and large-scale capacity.

Direct peers

• DD International: Indian merchant exporter of pulses, grains, and oil seeds with a similar multi-category B2B export profile and comparable customer base in international food processing and feed manufacturing.
• Sun Impex: Indian commodity trader specializing in pulses, grains, and oil seeds with a similar mid-sized B2B export profile and overlapping import/export model from Indian origin to global buyers.
• Jabs International: India-based merchant exporter of pulses, grains, and oil meals with a comparable India-origin export model, similar customer segments in food/feed processing, and overlapping geographic reach in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
• Hakan Agro DMCC: Turkey-based pulse and grain trader with comparable product categories (pulses, grains, oil seeds) and similar B2B export model, with substantial overlap on Middle East, European, and Asian buyer markets.
• AGT Food and Ingredients (Arbel Group): One of the world's largest pulse and specialty grain merchandisers, directly comparable in the pulses and grains wholesale category, though at much larger scale and with broader geographic reach.
• Mayur Global Corporation: Indian exporter of spices, oil seeds, and sesame seeds, overlapping directly with Agricom's oil seeds and spices categories and serving similar B2B international food processor customers.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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