Where serious supplymeets serious demand.
We connect verified buyers and suppliers of fertilizers, steel, precious metals, timber and petroleum products, and accompany every transaction from the first enquiry to final settlement.
Between two continents and two seas, Andalusia has been a crossroads of trade for more than two thousand years. We continue that tradition with modern standards: verified counterparties, independently inspected goods and clearly worded contracts.
What we broker
Each sector has its own specifications, documents and rules. We work with specialists who know them.
01Fertilizers
Urea, NPK, DAP and potash for agriculture and distribution.
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02Steel
Coils, rebar, billets, wire rod, sections and scrap.
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03Precious metals
Physical gold, silver, platinum and palladium with full provenance.
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04Timber
Logs, sawn timber, plywood and wood pellets from responsible sources.
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05Petroleum products
Diesel EN 590, jet fuel, fuel oil and base oils.
Learn moreFrom the Strait of Gibraltar to the world’s trade hubs
Southern Spain sits on one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes, with the port of Algeciras directly on the Strait. From here we coordinate flows between Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Americas.
Illustrative trade lanes. Routes depend on product, origin and destination of each transaction.
Four principles behind every deal
Verified counterparties
Every buyer and supplier goes through a know-your-customer check, including company registry, beneficial ownership and sanctions screening, before documents are exchanged.
Documented quality
Specifications are agreed in writing and confirmed by independent inspection companies at loading, so that what is shipped matches what was contracted.
Clear terms
Delivery terms follow Incoterms® 2020, payment runs through established banking instruments, and every obligation is stated in the contract.
Discretion
Commercial information stays between the parties to a transaction. We share only what a counterparty needs to decide.
From enquiry to settlement in five steps
Enquiry
You describe product, specification, quantity, delivery window and destination, or the goods you want to sell. We check whether the request is realistic and whether we can serve it.
Verification
Both sides pass a know-your-customer check: company registry, beneficial owners, sanctions lists and proof of capability. Without it, no offer and no contract.
Offer and negotiation
We bring buyer and supplier together and align price, specification, Incoterms®, inspection and payment terms until both sides are ready to sign.
Contract and inspection
The sales contract fixes all obligations. Before shipment, an independent inspection company confirms quality and quantity and issues its certificates.
Shipment and settlement
The goods are loaded, documents such as bill of lading, certificate of origin and inspection reports are presented, and payment is released through the agreed instrument.
Guides to international commodity trading
What is a commodity broker and what does a commodity broker do?
Commodity broker meaning, the tasks of a physical commodity broker, how brokerage charges usually work and broker vs trader.
Read the guide13Commodity scams: warning signs every buyer should know
How SBLC and MT760 schemes, fake EN 590 and Jet A-1 procedures and advance-fee tricks work, and how to protect yourself.
Read the guide02Urea fertilizer 46% nitrogen: a guide for bulk buyers
What urea fertilizer is, what 46% nitrogen means, granular vs prilled, manufacture, packaging and bulk price drivers.
Read the guide05EN 590 diesel specification explained
The European diesel standard in practice: 10 ppm sulphur, key properties, seasonal grades, customs code and price formation.
Read the guide07Precious metals: list, trading and physical purchase
The eight precious metals, how precious metals trading works, physical vs paper metal and how companies buy physical bars.
Read the guide14Letter of credit, SBLC, escrow and TT: paying for commodities
How letters of credit, standby letters of credit, documentary collections, escrow and bank transfers secure payment in commodity deals.
Read the guideFrequently asked questions
What does a commodity broker do?
A commodity broker brings together buyers and sellers of raw materials and helps them agree on a transaction. At Andalucia Premium this includes verifying both sides, aligning specifications, delivery and payment terms, and coordinating inspection, shipping documents and settlement until the deal is complete.
Which commodities does Andalucia Premium broker?
We work in five sectors: fertilizers such as urea and NPK, steel products such as coils and rebar, physical precious metals, timber and wood products, and petroleum products such as diesel EN 590 and jet fuel.
Do you work with private individuals?
No. We work exclusively with companies, trading houses, cooperatives and public buyers that can pass a know-your-customer check.
Where are you based?
Andalucia Premium is based in Andalusia in southern Spain and works with counterparties in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Americas.
Do you have a requirement or an offer?
Tell us the product, specification, quantity, delivery window and destination port. We will reply personally with the next steps.
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