Soybean exports from Argentina

Why buy soybeans from Argentina?

US$4.92 billion exported in 2025

Argentina exported US$4.916 billion of whole soybeans in calendar 2025. This established export trade gives buyers a credible origin to assess alongside the actual offered quality, shipment terms and landed cost.

Provisional national export value—not a product price, available stock or Navoryn turnover. Source: INDEC, Complejos exportadores 2025 (March 2026).

Soybean buying parameters

Crop year and use: identify the harvest and crushing, feed or food-processing requirement.

Moisture: agree the target and tolerance for storage and shipment.

Foreign matter: define the grading method and maximum limit.

Broken or damaged beans: specify the categories and tolerances.

Oil and protein: state any targets, analysis method and reporting basis.

Identity and origin: confirm GMO status, any segregation requirement and lot traceability. Non-GMO, organic or food-grade suitability requires specific supporting evidence.

Ports, packing and shipment choices

Greater Rosario / Paraná, Bahía Blanca and Quequén are Argentine agricultural export gateways. The best loading option depends on the proposed lot, inland location, volume, terminal suitability and destination—not simply the nearest port.

Discuss dry-bulk or suitable bagged/containerised supply. Agree clean holds or containers, moisture protection, seals, lot identification and loading instructions. Confirm pack size and container loading quantity in the offer rather than assuming a standard format.

Ask for the named loading port, shipment window and delivery basis. Compare freight, handling and destination charges on a consistent quotation basis.

Quality evidence and export documents

Request representative lot analysis with agreed sampling, grading methods and tolerances. If independent inspection is required, agree the scope and who appoints the inspector before loading.

Confirm the commercial invoice, packing or weight details, transport document, origin evidence and destination-specific requirements. Phytosanitary certification depends on the commodity and importing market; no universal certificate is implied.

Check the applicable requirements through SENASA's export-certification guidance. The proposed lot's origin and identity should be documented.

How Navoryn helps you compare an offer

Our Buenos Aires trading desk reviews your buying specification, coordinates a proposed supply and discusses commercial terms, documentation and shipment planning.

Send crop year, intended use, quality targets, metric tonnes, packing, destination port and shipment month. We can clarify the offered lot and quotation basis so you compare the same product and delivery terms.

Request an Argentine soybean export quotation or email info@navorynargentina.com.

Soybean procurement questions

Which soybean grades can I request?

Send your crushing, feed or food-processing specification. A food-grade, non-GMO or organic requirement must be stated explicitly; suitability, availability and supporting evidence are confirmed for the proposed lot.

How is an export contract prepared?

We review the product, analysis targets, volume, destination and shipment window, then align proposed supply, inspection, documents and delivery terms. Quantities, quality tolerances and named-port terms are agreed before execution.

What determines the quotation?

Price depends on the specified lot, volume, packing, shipment period and delivery basis. Request a dated commercial quotation; no fixed website price or minimum order is implied.

Which export documents are agreed?

The product and destination determine the document set: commercial invoice, packing or weight details, transport document, agreed quality analysis and any applicable origin or phytosanitary certification. Tell us your importing-country requirements.

How do I contact the trading desk?

Use the quotation buttons or email info@navorynargentina.com. Include your company, soybean specification, metric tonnes, destination port and shipment month. For a different requirement, explore Argentine soybean oil or soybean meal and derivatives.

Navoryn Argentina

Crop-input imports and Argentine exports.

info@navorynargentina.com
+54 11 5230 4263

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