The Future of
Agriculture Trade
Food demand is growing rapidly, and so is the need for scalable, efficient, and resilient sourcing systems. SPECCX is more than a platform—it’s a new standard for how the world trades agricultural commodities.
SPECCX
At a Glance
Connecting sellers and buyers globally with fair value, speed, and trust.
Global Reach
Streamlined Procurement
Local Sourcing
Verified Suppliers
Price Competitiveness
Data-Driven Insights
Market Transparency
Reliable Supply Chains
Modernizing Agriculture Trade
The smarter way to source: instant access to global suppliers, transparent decisions made easy,
and a network built on trust and reliability.
Frequently Asked Questions
-
SPECCX is an electronic trading platform that serves as a spot and forward market for direct transactions between sellers and buyers, both domestic and international, of specialty crops, proteins, grains, eggs, and other agricultural commodities.
-
Any producer of specialty crops, beef, grains, eggs, hay as well as other agricultural commodities, and their representatives may sell on SPECCX.
-
Although most recognize the meaning of “proteins”, “grains”, “eggs”, etc., the meaning of “specialty crops” is not as well known. The USDA defines specialty crops as fruits and vegetables, tree nuts, dried fruits and nursery crops, including ornamental and garden crops
-
Any buyer of specialty crops, protein, grains and other agricultural commodities, including but not limited to groceries (retail or wholesale), restaurants, schools, hospitals, or their respective representatives, may buy on SPECCX.
-
No upfront costs, no hidden fees. SPECCX earns only a small percentage of successful trades, shared by both buyers and sellers. That way, the platform stays aligned with your success.
-
Once a buyer accepts the product and the contract is fulfilled, SPECCX invoices the buyer. The buyer pays SPECCX in a timely manner based on their contract and then SPECCX pays the farmer.
-
Buyers and sellers of specialty crops, proteins, and grains need SPECCX because it solves three key problems: it connects producers and buyers directly, creates transparent spot and forward prices, and provides a forward market to hedge price risks that traditional futures exchanges don’t cover.
-
A farmer lists produce and a buyer makes an offer. SPECCX algorithms suggest a price and quantity that benefit both sides. From there, the buyer and farmer can agree or negotiate based on price, quantity, and distance. Once terms are set, SPECCX generates a standard contract — spot if delivery is within 30 days, or forward if later.