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Market Report brought to you by the National Sunflower Association (www.sunflowernsa.com). USDA estimated producers will plant 1.45 million acres to sunflowers in 2017 representing a decrease of 9 percent from 2016. Area intended for oil type varieties, at 1.16 million acres, is down 18 percent from 2016. Area intended for non-oil varieties, was estimated at… View Article

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Putting Papaya in the Mix

Posted: August 8, 2016

L7 Trade Group now offering Papaya seeds for animal consumption. Parrots seem to consider papaya a natural part of their diet, and depending on the bird’s country of origin, sometimes it is! Unless our parrots are able to digest their food properly, all our good feeding intentions and efforts are wasted. Proper digestion is a… View Article

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L7 Trade Group History

L7 Trade Group, located in Ft. Morgan, Colorado, was founded in 2016 to export specialty commodities such as sunflower seeds. L7 Trade Group offers a wide variety of product selection, and increased amount of product available to customers.

L7 Trade Group currently offers round type and XL variety Sunflowers from the United States along with Millet and many other commodities. In addition, L7 Trade Group can source other items from the United States per customer request.

Although Confection Sunflowers are the main commodity that L7 Trade Group processes, Millet is another commodity commonly processed for the birdseed market. The finished products from L7 Trade Group are sold in bulk 25lb, 50 lb, 25kg and 20kg bags. Purchased commodities are loaded in containers on semi trucks or in boxcars and shipped around the world. L7 Trade Group’s production is shipped via boxcar to Mexico and other shipments via containers to Canada, China, Egypt Spain, Turkey, Romania, Greece and South Korea.

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2017 Sunflower Market

Putting Papaya in the Mix