Grain is the foundation of IMA Poland's business. Without this raw material, no technological process in our plant could take place. That is why we actively follow the situation on the grain market in Poland and worldwide, participating in the most important industry events.<\/p>\n
The Gdansk Grain Exchange is one of the most important events in the calendar of the Polish grain market. For companies dealing with bioethanol production<\/a> and cereal processing provides an excellent opportunity to learn about forecasts and challenges for the coming season. There, experts from across Poland present analyses on prices, supply and global trends affecting the domestic market.<\/p>\n Bioethanol production is based on the processing of cereals, mainly maize and wheat. The quality and availability of raw materials directly affects the efficiency of technological processes and the competitiveness of the final product. As one of the leading bioethanol producers in Poland, IMA Polska has to continuously monitor price changes and availability of cereals on the domestic and international markets.<\/p>\n The Polish grain market is facing many challenges. Climate change is affecting crop yields and the geopolitical situation is shaping prices and trade directions. For bioethanol producers, this means they need to be flexible in their feedstock purchases and build long-term relationships with suppliers.<\/p>\n Efficient purchase of cereals is the basis for stable production. IMA Poland<\/a> cooperates with farmers and middlemen from all over the country, ensuring access to high-quality raw material. Participation in events such as the Gdansk Grain Exchange allows new business contacts to be made and existing business relationships to be strengthened.<\/p>\n Farmers and grain suppliers cooperating with our company can count on stable cooperation conditions and timely payments. As a large buyer of cereals, we offer competitive prices and long-term contracts. You can find more information about the possibilities of cooperation in the bookmark Contact<\/a>.<\/p>\n Bioethanol production is part of the European strategy to decarbonise transport. Biofuels produced from cereals offer an alternative to fossil fuels and contribute to the reduction of CO2 emissions. IMA Poland is actively involved in the energy transformation of the Polish fuel sector.<\/p>\n The bioethanol production process generates valuable by-products. Feed products<\/a> resulting from the fermentation of cereals is sent to the livestock sector as a valuable component of animal feed. This ensures that we use the raw material as efficiently as possible.<\/p>\n Our presence at the Gdansk Grain Exchange is an annual tradition for us. Meetings with experts, market analysts and business partners allow us to better plan activities for the coming season. The knowledge gained at such events translates into the optimisation of purchasing and production processes.<\/p>\nWhy the cereal market is so important for bioethanol production<\/h2>\n
Challenges of the grain market in Poland<\/h3>\n
Buying grain - the foundation of the supply chain<\/h2>\n
Benefits of working with IMA Polska<\/h3>\n
Bioethanol and biofuels - the future of sustainable transport<\/h2>\n
Feed products as part of the circular economy<\/h3>\n
IMA Poland at industry events<\/h2>\n