MBF Group’s autumn offer: sugar, urea, fertilizers, oils and feeds

MBF Group has been active in the agri-food raw materials, fertilizers and feed components trading sector for years. While the company has expanded into new strategic areas in recent years – including drone technology and defense projects – the core bulk delivery activity remains a key pillar of the business. It is on these foundations that the company builds its credibility and trust among its partners in Poland and Europe.

The autumn 2025 offer is the result of an update of the price lists of manufacturers, importers and suppliers with which MBF Group SA cooperates in Poland and Europe. It showcases both our main products – sugar, urea and nitrogen fertilizers – as well as a wide range of vegetable oils and feed products such as oilcakes, middlings, DDGS and pulp. These offerings reflect current market trends and growing customer expectations for quality and flexibility of delivery.

Due to the high volatility of prices in the Polish and European markets, the offer presented below is indicative. Always up-to-date terms of business and detailed quotes are available after direct email contact with the company. As a result, each customer can count on an individual approach and a precisely tailored commercial proposal.

MBF Group SA autumn offering (2025)

Sugar

MBF Group SA offers white sugar in 25 kg and big-bag packages, supplied by reputable manufacturers such as Sudzucker, Nordzucker, KGS and Tereos. The price is 2,257 PLN/MT (529 EUR | 619 USD) with DDP Poland terms. The minimum order is 24 MT (1 FTL), and additional discounts are possible for larger volumes – more than five cars. For EXW Warehouse pickup, there is the possibility of an individual discount after direct contact. Payments are determined depending on the contract and quantity: prepayment or payment on loading.

Market Situation: The sugar market in Europe in 2025 is under price pressure due to oversupply and high imports, especially from Ukraine. EU producer quotations, according to European Commission data, have fallen in recent months to some of the lowest levels in several years. At the same time, on the world market, according to the International Sugar Organization (ISA), prices fluctuate between $450 and $480/MT, indicating relative global stability while margins in the European Union are falling.

Forecasts: Sugar beet acreage in the EU is expected to decrease in the coming months – Tereos, for example, estimates a decline of about 9%. Added to this are the high costs of energy, fertilizer and the uncertainty associated with import policies. If production constraints and plant closures continue, there could be a correction and price increases in the medium term. In the short term, however, the market is still under pressure from oversupply, which forces price flexibility and individual negotiation.

Urea

Urea Grade A (Automotive Grade, ISO 22241)

MBF Group SA offers automotive-grade urea with ISO 22241-compliant parameters for the production of AdBlue liquid. The product is packaged in big-bags and available on EXW Szczecin terms. The price is 2,219 PLN/MT (520 EUR | 570 USD). Payment is made in advance or on loading. The quality certificate was issued by Bureau Veritas (August 2025), confirming, among other things. nitrogen content of 46.3%, low levels of biuret (0.9%) and moisture (0.47%), very low presence of heavy metals and phosphates.

Urea Class B (Agricultural)

Class B urea, offered under the terms of EXW Małaszewicze, is available for the agricultural sector. The price is 1,830 PLN/MT (429 EUR | 503 USD). The product is packed in big-bags, payment is made in advance or on loading. Laboratory analyses confirm high protein content in nitrogen conversion (32.3%), low levels of biuret (0.26%), and minimal amounts of heavy metals and phosphates, making this product suitable for broad fertilizer applications.

Export offer – urea class A (FOB Baltic / Black Sea)

MBF Group SA is also making an export offer for grade A urea, with delivery on FOB Baltic or Black Sea terms. The price is 490-520 USD/MT (approx. 1,859-1,896 PLN | 477-491 EUR), depending on payment terms. A rate of $510 applies for 100% prepayment, while $520 applies for payment by documentary letter of credit (DLC at sight). The minimum order is 5,000 MT. The product is available in big-bags or in bulk, with parameters: nitrogen >46.2%, biuret <0.8%, moisture <0.6%, trace metals <0.5 mg/kg, granulation 1.0-2.8 mm. The goods are ready for loading.

Market situation: the urea market in Europe in the second half of 2025 remains influenced by regulatory decisions and geopolitics. In July, additional duties and fees were imposed on nitrogen fertilizer imports from Russia and Belarus, raising prices by more than 25% in just two months. At the same time, the rising cost of natural gas – a key raw material for urea production – is putting pressure on producers in the EU, reducing local production and increasing reliance on imports.

Forecasts: Experts predict that urea prices will remain in the $390-470/MT range in Europe, although they could reach as high as $650/MT in some markets. Quotations are affected by export restrictions in producer countries (e.g. Egypt, Algeria) and currency fluctuations. The nitrogen fertilizer market may stabilize over the next few quarters, but further volatility is expected in the coming months. For importers and distributors, this means the need for a flexible approach to contracts and a quick response to regulatory changes.

Multi-nutrient and nitrogen fertilizers

MBF Group SA is introducing a wide range of compound and nitrogen fertilizers from established plants in Russia, Kazakhstan and Lithuania for its fall 2025 offering. The products are available on the terms of EXW Pilviškiai (Lithuania), packed in big-bags of 500-900 kg. All items meet EU quality standards and are intended for professional use in agriculture, horticulture and fruit farming.

The offer includes the following products:

• NPK(S) 6-20-30(5) – price 495 EUR/MT (2,114 PLN | 540 USD) – production Lithuania

• NPK(S) 8-20-30(3) (granulate) – price 552 EUR/MT (2,357 PLN | 603 USD) – origin Russia

• NPK 10-26-26 (granulate) – price 599 EUR/MT (2,558 PLN | 654 USD) – origin Kazakhstan

• Ammonium sulfate (Ammonium Sulphate) – price 245 EUR/MT (1,047 PLN | 268 USD) – origin Russia

• DAP 18-46 (Di-Ammonium Phosphate) – price 740 EUR/MT (3 158 PLN | 808 USD) – origin Lithuania

• MAP 10-46 (Mono-Ammonium Phosphate) – price 657 EUR/MT (2,801 PLN | 718 USD) – origin Kazakhstan

All fertilizers are offered with a minimum order of 1 FTL (about 24 MT). Payment: advance payment or payment on loading. Deliveries can also be made from partner warehouses in Poland or Germany – after individual agreement and calculation of transport. Of course, it is possible to deliver to the indicated place after calculating transportation costs.

Market Situation: The fertilizer market in Europe in the second half of 2025 remains strongly influenced by geopolitical and regulatory factors. Anti-dumping duties imposed by the European Union on fertilizers from Russia and Belarus have pushed up prices by 20-30% in three months. At the same time, production in many EU countries, including Germany and Poland, is being curtailed due to the high cost of gas – a key raw material in ammonia synthesis. As a result, farmers are increasingly turning to fertilizers imported from Central Asia to keep supplies flowing and prices stable. An additional factor affecting the market is the weather – long periods of drought in southern Europe have reduced seasonal demand, but at the same time increased interest in fertilizers with higher sulfur and phosphorus content. NPK, DAP and MAP products from Central Asia are gaining popularity due to their favorable price/quality ratio and stable chemical parameters.

Forecasts: Industry analysts forecast that fertilizer prices will remain elevated in Q4 2025, especially in the phosphate segment. In the long term, however, logistics costs are expected to fall and the market is expected to gradually stabilize with the end of the winter season. In the case of nitrogen fertilizers, the situation will be closely linked to gas quotations and EU climate policy, which limits CO₂ emissions in ammonia production. For importers and distributors, a flexible approach to purchasing and the ability to respond quickly to changes in raw material prices will be key.

Oilcake and protein middlings

MBF Group SA offers a wide range of protein cake and meal, both GMO and NON-GMO. Among those available for sale are. GMO soybean meal, soybean cake in flaked and ground versions (with a protein content of 42% to 46%), NON-GMO soybean cake, as well as flax and sunflower cake. Prices range from about £1,250/MT (€293 | $343) for sunflower cake to £2,152/MT (€504 | $590) for linseed cake. All products are offered on EXW Warehouse Poland terms, with a minimum order of 1 FTL. Payments are made by prepayment or on loading, and prices are negotiable for larger quantities.

Meals and oilcakes are characterized by high protein (42-46%) and fat (6-12%) content, as well as varying levels of fiber and moisture depending on the type. These products are used in the production of feed for cattle, pigs and poultry, providing adequate energy and nutritional value. MBF Group SA works with both large farms and feed mills, guaranteeing repeatable quality and stable supply.

Market Situation: The market for protein feed components in Europe in 2025 remains heavily dependent on the global supply of soybeans and sunflowers. Record soybean harvests in South America have translated into greater availability of the commodity, but growing demand in China and India is limiting the surplus going to the European market. For sunflower, the war in Ukraine continues to affect supply chains – despite the recovery of exports, logistics and freight prices remain a risk factor.

Forecasts: Analysts predict that meal and cake prices will remain relatively high in the coming months due to stable demand in the feed sector. An additional factor could be regulatory changes in the EU regarding restrictions on GMOs – any tightening of regulations would increase the importance of NON-GMO cake and meal, which are already fetching higher prices. In the long term, alternative components, such as linseed cake, are expected to increase in importance due to the growing interest in feeds with increased nutritional value.

By-products and feed products

MBF Group SA offers a wide range of by-products used in animal nutrition. Among the products on sale are loose corn DDGS priced at around PLN 1,166/MT (€273 | $320), feed yeast – both on DDGS and hydrolyzed on bran – priced from PLN 1,240/MT (€291 | $340) to PLN 1,601/MT (€375 | $439), and molassed beet pulp in pellets priced at PLN 1,230/MT (€288 | $337). All products are offered on EXW Warehouse Poland terms, with a minimum order of 1 FTL. Payments are made on a prepaid basis or on the day of loading, and prices are negotiable for larger quantities.

These products are a stable source of protein, energy and fiber in the nutrition of cattle, pigs and poultry. Corn DDGS and feed yeast improve feed quality and increase efficiency of gain, while beet pulp is a valued energy component in feed rations. MBF Group SA supplies these commodities to both large feed mixing plants and individual growers, ensuring repeatable quality and flexible business terms.

Market Situation: The feed market in Europe in 2025 faces challenges from high production costs and an uncertain geopolitical situation. The conflict in Ukraine and trade restrictions with Russia have affected the availability of protein and energy components, while rising energy and transportation costs are increasing price pressure on feed producers. In recent months, there has been a stabilization of DDGS prices thanks to increased shipments from the US and South America, but sea and rail logistics continue to generate delays and risks.

Forecasts: Experts predict continued high demand for by-products such as DDGS and beet pulp due to their attractive price/nutritional value ratio. Further growth in the importance of feed yeast as a component to increase feed efficiency under conditions of limited agricultural budgets is possible. In the long term, the feed market in Europe will be under pressure from EU climate policy and the need to reduce emissions in livestock production, which may translate into a search for new sources of protein and alternative feed materials.

Vegetable oils

MBF Group SA offers a wide range of vegetable oils for industrial, feed and food applications. On offer is unrefined sunflower oil at 4,632 PLN/MT (1,085 EUR | 1,271 USD), delivered on DAP Germany or Netherlands terms. Also available is rapeseed oil at 4,543 PLN/MT (€1,065 | $1,245), offered with DAP delivery, with customs clearance on the buyer’s side (cost of about €5/MT). For customers in the feed sector, we have prepared degummed soybean oil (GMP+) at 4,521 PLN/MT (1,060 EUR | 1,240 USD) and crude, unrefined soybean oil (GMP+ ) at 4,440 PLN/MT (1,040 EUR | 1,218 USD) – both available on DAP Poland’s terms, with a minimum order of 1 tanker.

Complementing the offer is food grade sunflower oil packaged in PET bottles. The price is PLN 27.90/5L (EUR 6.54 | USD 7.65), with FCA Brodnica (PL) terms. Availability includes 33 pallets = 1 FTL. The minimum order is 1 FTL, and payment is made on loading. It is possible to pack in 1L, 3L, 5L or 10L bottles, as well as to organize transport in Poland and Europe after individual pricing.

Market Situation: the vegetable oil market in 2025 remains strongly influenced by geopolitical and climatic conditions. Ukraine, which is one of the world’s largest producers of sunflower oil, is gradually rebuilding exports, but the war and logistical problems continue to affect availability and prices. The rapeseed market is recording a stable harvest in the EU, but import competition from Canada and Australia is causing fluctuations in quotations. At the same time, global demand for soybean oil is growing due to increasing demand in the feed and biofuel sectors.

Forecasts: Moderate volatility in vegetable oil prices is expected in the coming months. For sunflower oil, prices may remain stable or rise slightly if logistical restrictions on exports from Ukraine persist. Canola oil in Europe may come under downward pressure with a good harvest, although growing demand for biofuels will be a balancing factor. Soybean oil prices, on the other hand, may increase due to rising demand for feed components and reduced availability in South American countries. For EU customers, this means securing supply and being flexible with contracts.

Terms and conditions

MBF Group SA sells all products on terms tailored to customers’ needs and in accordance with the Incoterms 2020 international rules. The standard minimum order is 1 FTL. Individual discounts and price negotiations are possible for larger volumes.

Delivery is made on EXW, FCA, DAP or DDP terms – depending on the specific product and location of the recipient. Calculation of transport costs and possible customs clearance is prepared each time based on the place of delivery.

Forms of payment include prepayment, advance payment, payment on loading or, in the case of large international contracts, a documentary letter of credit (DLC 100% at sight, irrevocable). This allows each customer to choose the option that best suits their needs and procedures.

Summary

MBF Group SA, as a listed company on the NewConnect market, combines stability and transparency in its operations with a flexible approach to customer needs. With many years of experience in the trade of agri-food raw materials, fertilizers and oils, the company provides certainty of supply, high quality goods and partnership terms of cooperation.

The autumn 2025 offering covers a wide spectrum of products – from sugar and urea, to oilcakes and feedstuffs, to industrial and food vegetable oils. All goods are available in a formula tailored to the customer: with negotiable prices, individualized delivery calculations and a variety of payment methods.

Due to the high volatility of prices in the Polish and European markets, the offer presented is indicative. Always up-to-date terms and conditions are available after direct email contact with MBF Group SA.