Working Capital Financing

Business is a Latin America-based international trade platform specialized in sourcing, exporting, and structuring trade operations for high-demand food ingredients. We work with certified suppliers across Bolivia and the Andean region, and serve importers in the U.S., Europe, and Asia who demand traceable, high-quality, and competitively priced superfoods and commodities.

We are currently seeking working capital financing to scale our procurement capabilities and increase sales margins on key export products, including:

Organic and conventional chia seeds

Brazil nuts (processed and vacuum-packed)

Cassava starch (gluten-free)

Royal quinoa (white, red, and black varieties)

These products are in strong global demand and benefit from:

High growth markets (e.g., U.S. chia market projected +13.9% CAGR)

Low risk of perishability and stable shelf life

Existing supplier relationships with FOB pricing

Pre-identified buyers with recurring volume needs

We operate under a streamlined trade model where we purchase from certified producers, consolidate shipments, and export under our U.S.-based legal structure (LLC in Florida), enabling transparent invoicing, foreign currency accounts, and low tax exposure.

Financing Need and Use of Funds:
We are seeking a short-term loan or flexible facility of USD 25,000 to 1.000,000 to:

Secure early payment discounts or better pricing terms from our suppliers

Consolidate bulk orders for optimized freight rates

Support faster turnover and strengthen our fulfillment capability

Repayment Strategy:
Funds will be used for confirmed orders or high-rotation inventory. We are open to secured or revenue-based structures, and expect average capital cycles of 60-90 days. We maintain full documentation of trade flows, and operate through formal contracts and escrow when required.

Why Invest With Us:

Strong product-market fit in growing global niches

Proven expertise in cross-border trade and compliance (U.S., EU, LATAM)

Risk-mitigated structure through diversification of buyers/suppliers

5–10% net margins per cycle, with scalable upside as capital increases

We welcome conversations with debt providers, trade finance firms, or alternative investors seeking short-cycle returns backed by tangible flows of goods and clear documentation.