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Rio de janeiro - Brazil
9:00AM to 7:00 PM
Moday To Friday
+55 21 976 723 023
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Imagine investing millions in organic grains, only to discover later that the products were never organic at all. That’s exactly what happened in the U.S. between 2014 and 2020, when farmer James Clayton Wolf was accused of selling conventional grains labeled as organic — backed by fake certifications.
Wolf made over $46 million by deceiving buyers who were seeking certified, sustainable food products. This scandal rocked the agricultural market and serves as a powerful warning for importers worldwide.
James Wolf didn’t use threats or weapons. His fraud was subtle — and far more dangerous. With fake paperwork and appealing offers, he tricked companies into buying regular grain at premium organic prices.
How many importers today are walking into similar traps?
Buying from unknown or unverified suppliers may seem cheaper up front. But the risk of fraud, financial loss, damaged reputation, and legal issues is enormous.
If this story concerns you — and it should — know that safe importing is 100% possible.
Mello Commodity connects serious importers with certified agricultural exporters in Brazil, eliminating guesswork, intermediaries, and fake offers.
With Mello Commodity, you get:
By working with Mello Commodity, you:
It’s not just about sourcing commodities. It’s about protecting your business and meeting the quality demands of your clients and local authorities.
While some still gamble with risky suppliers, smart importers are using a trusted source — and getting the results they need.
⇒ Click here to Request a Quote for SUGAR, SOYBEAN OR CORN
Don’t be the next $46 million cautionary tale.
Partner with Mello Commodity and import with confidence.
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* For containerized sugar orders, we suggest accessing the Sugar Suppliers Guide and speaking directly with exporters who supply smaller quantities. Orders for sugar above 12,500 tons should be quoted directly with Mello Commodity using the following forms: https://mellocommodity.com.br/quotation/
Mello Commodity publishes educational articles that aim to guide importers of agricultural commodities on: Brazilian crops, market information, prices, scams, etc.
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Brazilian, graduated in Marketing, Specialist in Service Management and Strategic Communication.
Important International Negotiator in the commercialization of Brazilian agricultural commodities such as: Sugar, Soybeans and Corn.
Owner of Mello Commdity, she has gained great prominence on the internet in recent years by promoting educational articles for importers of Brazilian agricultural commodities.
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