Ukrainian Sorghum

PE Tekline is a collaboration business built on impeccable service delivery principles. The company specializes in providing high-quality products at affordable prices. PE Tekline has developed an impressive profile of clientele, including wholesalers, industrial end-users and producers of animal feed in Western Europe, South East Asia, Africa, North and South America.

The company has a warehouse in Odessa where products are stored. The sorghum is stored in new PP bags, usually 25 or 50 kg or in bulk. Consignments are readied in 15 days of order notification and sea transportation is the preferred mode of delivery.

PE Tekline provides high quality and legally manufactured sorghum that does not contain poisonous substances, aflatoxins, contamination by pests, and other infections. The company also holds a Certificate of Origin issued by the local Chamber of Commerce stating or indicating that the goods are of Ukrainian origin. The Ukrainian government has also issued Tekline with a phytosanitary certificate.

PE Tekline has a production area in Odessa, Ukraine. Harvesting occurs from July to October, producing an average annual yield of 10 000MT. For sorghum seed, the crop is cut by hand or mower, smaller dwarf types can be harvested by a combine harvester. If harvested by hand, heads are dried in heaps on the ground or threshing floor. For animal feed, the sorghum plants are cut when the grain is in the dough stage, and feeding value of fodder is at a maximum. Harvesting for silage is well-suited to mechanical harvesting. After drying the sorghum is then machine-cleaned to make sure that it is free of foreign materials and weeds. The sorghum is then stored in new PP bags, usually 25 or 50kg or in bulk.

PE Tekline offers White, Red, and Yellow Sorghum of Ukrainian origin. The sorghum is available raw and in conventional, NON-GMO, and GMO production types. The sorghum is prepared for direct consumption, animal feed, and further processing. Sorghum is a gluten-free cereal grain and is the fifth most commonly grown grain crop in the world behind wheat, rice, corn, and barley. It grows tall like corn and is commonly used as a sweetener in the form of sorghum molasses, as livestock feed and can also be turned into ethanol. The sorghum has a durability period of 24 months and samples are available by negotiation.