Double-compressed bales
Export-oriented double compression for efficient container loading. Typical unit size approx. 50 kg per bale (program-dependent).
From field to container: clear steps for sourcing, quality confirmation, GCI brand packaging, multi-hub processing, and West Coast export execution.
Importers need predictable quality and documentation—not just a commodity name. Here is how a typical Greenco forage or specialty program moves.
We align origin regions with your grade and timing needs—working through grower and supplier networks across key western basins that feed our processing hubs.
For alfalfa and forage, we work within export grade frameworks (Standard, Premium, Supreme) using protein, RFV, leaf, and color expectations. Final specs are confirmed per lot / cutting before shipment commitment.
Where program requirements call for it, lots are supported with lab analysis and photos so buyers can approve quality before or at contracting—reducing surprises at destination.
Compression and handling at Moses Lake (WA), Reno (NV), and Dixon (CA) give schedule flexibility when weather, origin, or plant capacity shifts.
Export forage is packed in GCI-branded formats designed for containerized ocean freight—consistent bale presentation, clear identification, and handling suited to dairy and livestock supply chains.
Flexible load-out through Tacoma, Oakland, and Los Angeles / Long Beach helps manage congestion and freight options while keeping Asia and global lanes moving.
Commercial and export paperwork coordinated with your program—plus responsive follow-through so receiving and sales teams can plan with confidence.
Greenco export packaging is built for compressed forage programs and container shipping. Final packing is confirmed order by order.
Export-oriented double compression for efficient container loading. Typical unit size approx. 50 kg per bale (program-dependent).
GCI-branded presentation on export packs for clear lot identification through warehouse, terminal, and ocean transit.
Typical alfalfa programs target ~25 MT per 40′ high-cube container, adjusted by product density, moisture, and destination rules.