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Lillico Attlee is a large well-established trading operation that has gained a wealth of market expertise and customers over its 220-year history.
Lillico specialise in trading all combinable crops from cereals, oilseeds and pulses through to niche crops such as grain maize and linseed. With a sound knowledge of markets both in the UK and mainland Europe Lillico can add value to crops providing new opportunities to its farmer suppliers.
Crops can be handled in all conditions with drying; cleaning and conditioning facilities available and we can also trade both assured and non-assured grains offering farmers large and small a broad spectrum of services.
Lillico also place a wide range of buy back and marketing agreements as well as growing seed contracts and require local supplies of wheat and barley for their two processing sites at Maidstone and Dorking as well as seeking a premium quality milling oats for their Saracen brand.
Lillico pride its self in close customer liaison and take a long-term view to customer relationships having traded with many generations on the same farms over the years.
Please contact Mark Jones our commodity trader more details on our operations on 01622 718062 or by email mark.jones@lillico.co.uk who will be pleased to talk through your requirements.
Lillico issue a Market Report keeping you up-to-date on market direction and current prices that can be read on line below or emailed directly to you. Simply e-mail mark.jones@lillico.co.uk and we can add you to this free report.
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2012 Moisture Meter Clinic -
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Sinar Moisture Meters (Lillico are main distributors for Sinar)Sinar Moisture Meters |
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Grain PassportAs from 1st November 2007 Wheat being delivered to All Flour Mills will be required to have been subject to a Mycotoxin Risk Assessment as part of the Farm Assurance Scheme. No Wheat will be accepted by the miller unless it is accompanied by a new style Grain Passport. The new passport indicates the level of risk relating to that parcel of wheat and if the wheat is in the High Risk category it will also require a Mycotoxin (DON) test result. A test result is also required in 2007/08 for a ‘medium’ score if the wheat was produced in Lincs; Cambs; Norf; Leics; Northants; Warks; Worcs; Gloucs; Dorset; Hants; or Sussex. For more information visit www.hgca.com Combinable Crops Passport 2011 Grain Contract(Producer / First Buyer) |
Mycotoxin (don) Risk AssessmentAll industry stakeholders have agreed to a managed mycotoxin protocol for harvest 2011 the details of which are as follows. At the commencement of harvest, all wheat deliveries must be accompanied with a DON test figure and a Risk Assessment score, both clearly stated on the Grain Passport accompanying the load. This requirement will apply during the initial mycotoxin monitoring period until the industry has reviewed sufficient data on mycotoxin levels. The supply of risk assessment scores is important as they are used to aid the correlation against actual DON test figures, and persistent failure to provide risk assessment scores may result in rejection of the load. Once the initial monitoring period (the exact length of which will be determined by nabim and the wider stakeholder group) is complete, we will review our protocol in the light of the mycotoxin risk prevailing and the decisions of the industry mycotoxin stakeholder group. |
