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About Greenco

Growing relationships—ever expanding our contribution to worldwide agriculture and food production.

Our story

An Oregon-based partner for global agriculture

Greenco International (GCI) was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Tigard, Oregon—on the U.S. West Coast, close to Pacific trade lanes and western production regions.

We are a U.S. agricultural trading company focused on high-quality products for both animal and human use. Our work spans sourcing, quality oversight, logistics, and export documentation, with a long-standing emphasis on serving buyers in Asia and expanding partnerships worldwide.

We believe reliable food and feed supply depends on trust. Greenco grows commercial relationships with producers, processors, and importers based on respect, clear communication, and measurable performance.

Growing relationships in the agriculture industry and beyond.

Agricultural equipment in the field

What guides our work

Four commitments that shape how we source, ship, and serve customers.

Supply global markets

We move a focused range of agricultural commodities to buyers who need consistent U.S. origin supply.

Grow capacity thoughtfully

We invest in sourcing relationships and operational capability so programs can scale with demand.

Strengthen the supply chain

We develop partnerships across production, processing, and logistics to improve reliability and efficiency.

Align with industry standards

We work with associations and agencies such as the USDA, Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA), APHIS, USFEC, and CFGA as programs require.

Greenco product handling and operations
Capabilities

Integrated trade, not just brokerage

Beyond matching buyers and sellers, Greenco supports the steps that make international agriculture work day to day.

  • Product sourcing across western U.S. production regions
  • Quality expectations aligned to destination market needs
  • Packaging and program flexibility where available
  • Warehousing and logistics coordination
  • Export documentation and trade support
Forage programs Food-grade specialties Container logistics Importer support

Western U.S. production context

Our trade desk works with supply from some of North America’s most important agricultural regions— particularly for alfalfa and related forage, as well as specialty crops.

Pacific Northwest

Oregon and Washington production and logistics corridors supporting forage, seed, and export programs.

California

West Coast specialty crops, nuts, and access to major ports and processing capacity.

Intermountain West

Idaho, Utah, Nevada and neighboring basins important to high-quality alfalfa production.

Organic forage programsFarm & handling certification pathways (incl. CCOF / NOP-aligned work)
Compression & packingExport-oriented double compression for container loads
Alfalfa seedPacific Northwest production partnerships

Quality, organic & operations

Greenco supports buyers who need documented quality—not only a commodity description on a booking note.

Organic capability

Multi-year organic certification work across farm and handling programs enables organic alfalfa supply when demand and certified lots align.

Export packing

Double-compressed bales sized for containerized ocean freight, with branded packaging options used on selected programs.

Processing footprint

Compression and handling nodes in Moses Lake (WA), Reno (NV), and Dixon (CA) support efficient load-out across multiple West Coast ports.

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Western processing & port network

Facilities in Moses Lake, Reno, and Dixon let us source across the western U.S. and ship through multiple Pacific load ports—building a more resilient supply chain for buyers who need continuity, not a single origin or single gateway.

Map of Greenco western U.S. processing facilities in Moses Lake WA, Reno NV, and Dixon CA, with load ports at Tacoma, Oakland, and Los Angeles Long Beach
Processing: Moses Lake, WA · Reno, NV · Dixon, CA  |  Ports: Tacoma · Oakland · LA / Long Beach  |  HQ: Tigard, OR

Multi-region processing, multi-port export

Greenco’s western network is built for supply stability: source and process across multiple inland hubs, then flex load-out across major Pacific ports when freight, weather, or origin conditions shift.

  • Moses Lake, Washington PNW processing hub — path to Tacoma and northern ports
  • Reno, Nevada Intermountain corridor — access to California gateways
  • Dixon, California Northern California processing — Oakland and southern CA ports
  • West Coast load ports Tacoma, WA · Oakland, CA · Los Angeles / Long Beach
Diversified origin regions reduce single-basin crop risk
Multiple compression/processing nodes improve schedule flexibility
Multi-port routing helps manage congestion and freight volatility

Core values

How we make decisions when markets move quickly.

Educated decisions

We seek accurate, timely market information so commercial choices stay aligned with long-term partnerships—not short-term noise.

Agile structure

Our model is built to act when timing, quality, or logistics windows open. Options only matter if we can execute them.

Responsible results

We emphasize accountability—in sourcing, shipping performance, and the experience we deliver to farming and food-production customers.

Milestones at a glance

A simple view of how Greenco has grown as a trade partner.

  • 2010 — Company founded Greenco International established with headquarters in Oregon.
  • Asia trade focus Long-term development of export relationships across East and Southeast Asia.
  • Multi-category portfolio Expanded offerings across forage/feed and dried fruit, nuts, and seeds.
  • Multi-office U.S. footprint Teams in Oregon, California, and North Dakota to support sourcing and logistics.
  • Today Continued focus on quality supply, reliable delivery, and relationship-driven growth.

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