Allocating now. 2026 crop.
Chía · conventionalSalvia hispanica L.
Sésamo · conventionalSesamum indicum L.
Your spec, sourcedchia · volume · forward
500 MT of the 2026 crop is allocated to Ortura. 52 MT of it is contracted and analysed today, and the rest allocates against confirmed specs. Allocation is committed first against confirmed specs.
New as a brand. Not new to the port. Twenty years of Argentine import, export and customs stand behind every lot we move.
We qualify the lot before we offer it.
We don’t forecast prices and we don’t sell certainty we haven’t measured. We run each lot on the panel that catches what standard screens miss, and we send you the figures.
Send your pesticide list and purity floor. We run it as analytes and return a pass/fail on every line — before you spend a minute of QA time, before anything is committed.
Whatever it has to clear — EU MRLs, a private pesticide list stricter than the EU, a purity floor — we hold it as structured analytes and report against each one. No “meets organic” hand-wave when your list goes further.
Glyphosate, AMPA, paraquat, diquat, phosphonic acid — the polar residues a standard multiresidue screen physically cannot see. We report the number on each, not a blanket pass.
You see the analysis before the lot is committed and before a container is booked — so a shipment window is never lost to a residue nobody checked.
A lab reports a lot. Our system reports it against you.
A certificate of analysis is a wall of numbers. Whether those numbers clear your destination and your buyer’s private list is a separate, manual, error-prone read — usually done after the lot has already moved. We built the layer that does it instantly, and it’s ours alone.
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Illustrative demonstration of the Ortura Systems matcher on a representative lot. Figures shown are sample values to show the engine working; every live enquiry is matched against a real lot analysed at Primoris and reported in full.
We run the polars. Then we tell you the number.
Most conventional chia is screened on a standard multiresidue panel that physically cannot see the polar pesticides — glyphosate, AMPA, paraquat, diquat, phosphonic acid. Those are the ones that fail a lot at the port. We run them, per lot, and report the figure — not just “pass.”
Every lot is a separate report against your spec. We show you the analytes before you commit QA time — not after a container is on the water.