Connecting high-yield South American agricultural producers directly to industrial food manufacturing and import corridors across the Middle East, Africa, and key global import corridors.
JMR Global was established by Matt Callcott-Stevens, whose cross-border trading career began in 2009 managing high-volume beverage and agricultural trade flows between emerging markets in Asia and Africa.
Working directly with agricultural producers to establish direct trade channels into neighbouring markets and the Gulf region provided a firsthand understanding of GCC food security requirements, industrial ingredient specifications, and import standards.
After relocating to Argentina in the mid-2010s, Matt recognized the unmatched agricultural capacity of the Mercosur bloc—Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay. JMR (Jewels of the Mercosur Region) was created to connect these farming regions directly with food manufacturers across the Middle East, Africa, and international growth markets.
As traditional cash crops face rising input costs and unpredictable climate conditions, pulse derivatives offer a sustainable, high-protein food source for global buyers.
Unlike water-intensive traditional cash crops, legumes thrive in temperamental weather conditions. They offer essential stability for long-term food security in high-demand import regions like the GCC.
Pulses naturally fix atmospheric nitrogen into soil, reducing synthetic fertilizer dependence and protecting long-term agricultural yield across South American farming communities.
Soaring production costs for traditional grains pass heavy inflation downstream to consumers. Pulse derivatives provide high-protein ingredient solutions at predictable cost structures.
Direct producer sourcing, origin oversight, and trade facilitation between South America and the Gulf.
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