
Australian Sorghum for Bulk Export
High-quality Australian red and white sorghum supplied for livestock feed, grain processing and the beverage industry.
Sorghum / 高粱
Oriental Horizon supplies Australian sorghum for bulk export to feed, processing and distilling buyers.
- Commercial Invoice
- Packing List
- Certificate of Origin
- Certificate of Analysis
- Phytosanitary certificate where required
Sorghum
Bulk vessel, FCL or bagged supply
COA, certificate of origin and destination documents
- Grade
- Moisture / test weight
- Shipment format
Specifications
| Origin | Australia (QLD, NSW) |
|---|---|
| Grades | Grain Sorghum Grade 1 (Milling/Distilling), Grade 2 (Feed) |
| Moisture | ≤13.5% |
| Protein | Typically 9% - 12% |
| Formats | Bulk in container, 50kg bags, 1,000kg bulk bags |
| MOQ | 1 x 20ft FCL (Approx. 20-22 MT) |
Applications
- Baijiu (White Spirits) production
- Poultry and livestock feed formulations
- Biofuel and industrial processing
- Gluten-free food manufacturing
Why Australian sorghum?
Australian sorghum is highly regarded for its low tannin content and high starch gelatinization properties, making it an ideal raw material for the production of premium spirits, including Chinese Baijiu. Our sorghum is grown primarily in Queensland and Northern NSW, benefitting from clean environments and rigorous quality control during harvest and storage.
Frequently asked questions
Is Australian sorghum suitable for Baijiu production?
Yes, many major Chinese distilleries prefer Australian red sorghum for its consistent fermentation profile and lack of astringency, ensuring a high-quality spirit output.
Do you supply both red and white sorghum?
Yes. We can quote red or white sorghum depending on the intended use, current crop availability and buyer specification.
What grades are available?
We supply No.1 and feed grades, with specifications aligned before contract confirmation. Buyers should provide target moisture, test weight, protein and destination requirements.
What documentation is included?
Standard export documentation includes certificate of origin, certificate of analysis where required, and phytosanitary certificates for destination clearance.