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— GeoProcure Trade Check

Ask a trade question. We reveal only the data that helps answer it.

Select a material and, if relevant, a market. GeoProcure combines directional price context with available trade and import signals, then explains what the evidence changes commercially—and what still has to be qualified.

We only reveal the data relevant to this question. Price indices, trade signals and market context remain screening inputs—not quotes, availability or counterparty approval.

— Market pulse

Directional price context.

Phosphates

394.5+0.0%

Aug 2026 · index

DAP context

167.3+0.7%

Aug 2026 · index

MAP context

167.3+0.7%

Aug 2026 · index

Sulphur chain

307.20.0%

Aug 2026 · index

Limestone

539.5+0.2%

Aug 2026 · index

Silica sand

100.6+0.5%

Aug 2026 · index

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Some series are directional proxies for the commodity chain; exact grades, locations and spot terms can differ materially.

— What the check combines

01 · Price direction

Is the relevant price index moving?

Monthly producer-price indices add timing context without pretending to be a spot quotation for a specific grade, origin or Incoterm.

02 · Trade structure

Where is activity concentrated?

Global trade rankings help identify where demand or supply is economically significant enough to investigate further.

03 · Market evidence

Does the selected market show relevant imports?

Country-level import categories can justify buyer discovery. They do not identify a qualified buyer or establish exact product demand.

— Buyer & supplier discovery

Trade statistics tell us where to look. Customs activity helps decide whom to investigate.

For U.S.-linked discovery mandates, GeoProcure now screens aggregated customs sea-shipment activity to identify companies with recent import/export presence, shipment history and relevant supplier/customer relationships. Company-level signals remain part of the qualification workflow rather than a public directory.

Activity

Recent shipment presence

Relationships

Supplier / customer signals

Qualification

Commercial review still required

— Logistics reference

Check an endpoint or carrier service when the lane calls for it.

Port and carrier-service records are supporting references for route assessment. Search a port, UN/LOCODE, service code or region when you need to test a specific logistics assumption.

From signal to mandate

The public data is the screening layer. The commercial work starts when the requirement is defined.