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General enquiries
info@imperialgrains.com
+1 (416) 878-2965
Telephone
+1 (437) 295-1825
FAX
+1 (437) 295-1975
1. How can customers place an order with Imperial Grains?
Begin by reaching out through one of the following methods:
- Complete the Wheat Inquiry Form on our website (click on “Get a Quote” button on the upper right side of the website)
- Fill out the Contact Form on the “Contact Us” page
- Contact us directly via WhatsApp or phone
- Send us an email detailing your requirements.
2. What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
The minimum order quantity is 25 metric tons.
3. What Is the Price of Canadian Wheat Per Metric Ton?
The cost of Canadian wheat per metric ton varies based on several factors, including grain quality, global market demand, and transportation costs. On average, prices range from $250 to $500 per metric ton, but they may fluctuate depending on market conditions.
4. What countries does Imperial Grains serve?
Imperial Grains exports to over 35 countries worldwide and ships to nearly every continent. Our primary markets include Japan, Italy, the United States, China, Indonesia, Morocco, Vietnam, Peru and several other regions across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
5. How Long Does It Typically Take to Ship Wheat from Canada?
Shipping times vary depending on the destination:
- North America: Approximately 1-2 weeks
- Europe: Approximately 2-4 weeks
- Japan: Approximately 2–3 weeks
- Middle East & Africa: Approximately 4–7 weeks
Transit times may vary based on port availability, customs clearance, and shipping schedules.
6. What types of wheat does Imperial Grains provide?
Imperial Grains specializes in exporting premium Canadian wheat varieties including:
Canada Western Red Spring (CWRS)
Canada Western Amber Durum (CWAD)
Canada Prairie Spring Red (CPSR)
These wheat varieties are globally recognized for their exceptional quality, consistency, and nutritional value.
7. Where Does Your Wheat Come From?
Our wheat is primarily sourced from Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba—the top wheat-producing provinces in Canada. These regions are known for their rich soil, optimal climate, and modern farming practices, all of which contribute to the consistent production of high-quality wheat.
8. What shipping options are available for international orders?
Imperial Grains offers versatile packaging and shipping solutions tailored to customer requirements, including bulk shipments, containerized cargo, and bulk vessel shipments. We collaborate closely with reputable shipping providers to ensure safe, efficient, and timely deliveries to destinations worldwide.
9. What Payment Methods Are Accepted for Purchasing Wheat?
We offer flexible payment terms and methods:
- Telegraphic Transfer (T/T) – Direct wire transfer
- letters of credit (LC)
- Escrow
- Credit Cards
Our experienced trade team will guide you through each step, ensuring seamless and secure financial transactions.
10. How does Imperial Grains ensure the quality of exported wheat?
Quality assurance is integral to Imperial Grains’ operations. We provide accredited laboratory analyses to ensure our products meet customer specifications. Additionally, we partner with certified Canadian grain inspectors, conduct rigorous testing in advanced facilities, and adhere strictly to government-regulated agricultural practices. This ensures our wheat consistently meets international standards and customer expectations.
11. What certifications and standards does Imperial Grains comply with?
Imperial Grains adheres strictly to internationally recognized food safety and quality standards. Our wheat exports comply with certifications and inspections conducted by:
- Canadian Grain Commission (CGC)
SGS (Société Générale de Surveillance)
ISO quality management systems
12. Does Imperial Grains provide documentation support for customs clearance?
Yes, we provide complete documentation support, including Bill of Lading, Phytosanitary Certificates, Certificate of Origin, Commercial Invoices, and any additional documentation necessary for smooth customs clearance in your country. Our dedicated logistics team will work closely with you throughout the entire process.
13. What Documents Do I need to Import Wheat from Canada?
To import wheat, the following documents are typically required:
- Bill of Lading (BOL)
- Commercial Invoice
- Quality Inspection Report
- Certificate of Origin Phytosanitary Certificate – Verifies the wheat is free from pests and meets plant health standards
- Import License – Required in some countries depending on local regulations
14. How Can I Track My Wheat Shipment?
Once your wheat shipment is dispatched, we will provide a tracking number and a Bill of Lading (BOL), allowing you to monitor the shipment status online in real time.
