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Saudi Arabia’s SAGO seeks 540,000 tons of barley in tender

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28/09/2017
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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has issued an international tender to purchase 540,000 tonnes of barley, main state grain buyer the Saudi Grains Organization (SAGO) said on Thursday.  The deadline for receiving offers is Sept. 29, SAGO said in a statement.

The tender seeks barley for delivery during November and December in nine individual consignments of 60,000 tonnes, Ahmed Al Fares, governor of SAGO, said.  The cargoes can be offered by trading companies up to 10 percent larger or smaller than 60,000 tonnes.  Some 360,000 tonnes will be for delivery to Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea ports and 180,000 tonnes to the kingdom’s Gulf ports, the statement said. SAGO, previously known as the General Silos and Flour Mills Organisation (GSFMO), was assigned the task of securing feed barley imports for Saudi Arabia in autumn 2016.

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