Trade tensions are heating up—Trump’s tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China have set off a chain reaction, and we believe the agricultural markets are on the verge of a major shift.

Falling prices are beginning—and we expect them to go much further. As global buyers turn away from U.S. commodities, domestic supply will build up. That’s where Gorlion is positioned to win.

Why This is a Market-Shaping Moment

1. Prices Are Starting to Slip—And We’re Ready to Capitalize
   • Retaliatory tariffs are reducing export demand, creating an oversupply of wheat and soybeans in the U.S.
   • We expect even sharper price declines, giving us an unprecedented opportunity to secure inventory at lower costs.
2. Retailers Will Need More Competitive Pricing—We’ll Deliver It
   • Our retail customers—health-conscious consumers, small manufacturers, and food producers—will need lower costs to stay profitable.
   • Gorlion’s asset-light model lets us adapt instantly, securing inventory at lower prices and passing savings to our buyers.
3. Wholesale Buyers Will Seek More Cost-Efficient Suppliers—We’ll Be Their Answer
   • Large-scale manufacturers and food companies will look for reliable, cost-effective alternatives as traditional suppliers struggle with higher overhead.
   • Our ability to move efficiently and price aggressively makes us the go-to supplier when the market shifts.
4. A Perfect Storm for Market Share Growth
   • As competitors get squeezed by falling prices and rising costs, Gorlion gains the strategic advantage.
   • More retail buyers will look for better deals, and more wholesale customers will need new supply partners.
   • We’re positioned to capture both.

The Bottom Line: Gorlion is Built for This Moment

We don’t just survive volatility—we use it to grow. While others are caught flat-footed by market shifts, we’re already positioned to win.

As prices continue to fall, our ability to buy lower, price competitively, and deliver value to our customers will fuel our next wave of expansion.

This is the moment to push forward. This is how Gorlion wins.