Paul Toseland (Grain) Ltd - Putting The Farmer First

From field...

Paul Toseland (Grain) Ltd - Putting The Farmer First

...to lorry...

Paul Toseland (Grain) Ltd - Putting The Farmer First

...to market

Welcome to Paul Toseland (Grain) Ltd

Founded in 2002, Paul Toseland (Grain) Ltd was established to offer growers of combinable crops a totally independent marketing alternative to the International Merchant/Shipper.

As the UK market moves towards the equilibrium of supply and demand, you as the grower are in a much stronger position than that of recent history.

While the national merchants are proud of their links with the end consumer, at Paul Toseland (Grain) Ltd we put more emphasis toward our links with the grower.

Paul Toseland and Guy Palmer are the full time members of staff. This not only enables us to keep tight control of costs, but also means, from purchase through to payment, the removal of annoying tiers of management that can be so difficult to communicate through should a query arise.

Your produce from the combine is sampled by Paul or Guy. Having seen the grain in store, much time is then spent on allocation of each lot of grain to its optimum priced home, with minimum fuss.

PAUL TOSELAND (GRAIN) LTD - A NO NONSENSE INDEPENDENT GRAIN MERCHANT, PUTTING THE FARMER FIRST.

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