Reliable supply, certified quality — grain trading you can plan around.
Direct sourcing from farms across southern Poland and Czech Republic. GMP+ FSA traceability throughout, on-time delivery, one point of contact from first call to settlement.
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About Us
We are a Polish company specialising in the trade of agricultural commodities, active primarily across southern Poland and the Czech Republic. We shorten the supply chain by moving crops straight from the farm to mills, oil presses and processing plants. Direct relationships with leading growers in both countries allow us to offer you the best available quality, end-to-end GMP+ FSA safety in the supply chain, and competitive pricing. We also hold the KZRiNG certificate (equivalent to RED-CERT and ISCC), confirming compliance with EU sustainability criteria for biomass and
agricultural feedstocks used along the supply chain. We offer flexible terms of cooperation, on-time deliveries, and seamless service from the first conversation through to final settlement.
We support the food, feed and biofuel industries not only as a supplier, but also as a partner in commercial decision-making. We monitor the market continuously, helping you choose the optimal moment for a transaction and achieve the best possible economic outcome.
We sell:
- rapeseed,
- cereals (milling and feed wheat, rye, triticale, barley),
- maize,
- soya, sunflower, sorghum, lupin, peas and field beans.
- we also handle contract supply of specialty grains, including spelt, einkorn and emmer.
20
+
Years of experience
6
000+
— Completed transactions
24/7
Market monitoring
We hold the GMP+ FSA and KZRiNG certifications, confirming the safety, quality and sustainable origin of our commodities.
Call us today — see for yourself what we can deliver.
Damian Skoczeń
President of the Management Board, Agrena Sp. z o.o.
I hold a Master’s degree in agrobiochemistry (University of Opole) and completed postgraduate studies in Sales Management at WSB University in Wrocław. I began my career as an adviser in plant protection and fertilisation, later moving on to commodity sourcing for the processing industry. I see a farm from both sides — production technology and economics. I know what processors expect from a supplier: consistent quality, reliable delivery, and transparent pricing. I would warmly invite you to a conversation — let’s talk about your sourcing requirements.
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Wojciech Bieszczad
Vice-President of the Management Board, Agrena Sp. z o.o.
I am a graduate of the Agricultural University of Wrocław and have been part of the grain industry since 1997. I have worked for large international organisations — in the starch and milling industries as well as in distribution. I held a number of management positions, which proved to be an excellent school of business and life. Thanks to that, I bring extensive industry knowledge and broad commercial experience. I firmly believe that in our business, nothing can ever replace the human factor.
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Our philosophy
Built on mutual trust, we deliver an honest picture of market conditions. Our aim is to shorten the supply chain as much as possible — connecting growers directly with the end buyer.
What sets us apart:
- we do not sell production inputs (fertilisers, machinery, crop protection) — we focus solely on commodity trading, which allows us to deliver a high level of expertise and service,
- we are close to you
- we are always available by phone,
- all commercial, logistical, fulfilment and settlement matters are handled with one person —
in a single phone call.
More than trading
We provide professional, impartial market information grounded in statistics and factual analysis. Our goal is not the transaction alone — it is to give you the most complete, current view of the market, so that the timing of your trade and its economic outcome are as favourable as possible.
A modern approach to the business, an exclusive focus on the grain market, an in-depth view of global trade flows, and ease of communication — these are what make us a partner “for the long term”.
Our aim is to have clients come back to us not only for competitive pricing and reliable service, but also for the genuine satisfaction of working in a partnership built on trust.
For our trading partners, we prepare a professional weekly market report. We consult with you on market developments and share our assessment. We are committed to transparency and to making each transaction effortless.
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Average time from quote to pickup
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Returning customers
Time
Reading the market well means gathering and analysing data from many markets around the world
— every single day. As someone running a plant or leading a procurement team, you simply may not
have the time for this.
We have the answer:
For our regular trading partners, we provide access to the weekly Infograin market report by
Mirosław Marciniak, available as part of the subscription for Agrena’s key clients.*
*ask your account manager for details
What can move wheat prices?
- Global production balance
- Global consumption balance
- Conditions on export markets
- Ending stocks
- Domestic production and consumption balance
- Domestic export performance
- CBOT futures price
- MATIF futures price
- Currency exchange rates
- Weather in growing regions
- Geopolitical situation
- Grain freight costs
- Hedge-fund positioning
- Policy decisions of countries active in world trade
Trust
Can true impartiality really exist in trade? The buyer wants to buy low, the seller wants to sell high. Processing plants will always work to minimise their purchase price — that’s only natural. Growers sell hoping for the highest possible price — equally natural. Reading the wheat or rapeseed market and the MATIF/CBOT futures often feels more like wishful thinking than analysis. Let’s be honest —
predicting a commodity’s future price is genuinely difficult. You can build assumptions from facts, from arguments pointing up or down — but to read those arguments correctly, you need distance and the time to analyse them every day.
These are precisely the arguments we work to deliver to you — objectively, reliably, and without bias. Experience and competence are the foundation of trust, and we earn it daily.
Below: live quotations from capital.com — CFD contracts based on
the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), continuous chart.
Why CBOT rather than MATIF?
- CBOT is typically 5–10 times larger than MATIF in wheat futures turnover,
- MATIF — roughly 10,000 to 40,000 contracts per day,
- CBOT — roughly 100,000 to 180,000 contracts per day. The unit is 1 bushel = 27.2155 kg; one contract is 5,000 bushels, which equals about 136 tonnes,
- it is the most liquid wheat futures contract in the world,
- it serves as the principal global benchmark,
- it is the reference point for smaller exchanges such as MATIF, and for funds and other
market participants alike.
Why soybeans rather than rapeseed?
Because soybeans are:
- the most widely traded oilseed in the world (annual production above 400 million tonnes),
- a cornerstone of animal feed,
- a critical raw material for China,
- closely tied to biodiesel and vegetable oil markets.
- the CBOT soybean market is roughly 8–15 times larger than the MATIF rapeseed market,
- daily volume often exceeds 200,000 contracts, i.e. around 27 million tonnes (one contract —
136 t).
Why watch corn?
Among traders, the saying “watch corn, wheat will follow” is one of the best-known rules of thumb on the agricultural commodity markets. It captures the strong correlation between the prices of these two grains. Corn is the larger market — and the larger market sets the direction.
The trends shown on the charts below are the primary reference for global markets, and they often signal in advance what will happen closer to home.
PLEASE NOTE: The charts below are for illustrative and informational purposes only. They show quotations with a 15–30 minute delay. They are not used to set prices, nor do they form the basis
of any contract offered by Agrena.
source: https://www.tradingview.com
To switch commodity, click the tab on the chart.