Key Benefits
Better understand present & future IP crop value
Make informed planting, purchasing & investment decisions
Use data to support profitability goals
What Growers Have to say
"I use Mercaris to keep an eye on non-GMO corn and soybean prices so I can feel more confident about the prices I see in the marketplace."
Dan Renkly at Renkly Farms
Key Benefits
Uncover key market trends
Improve risk management
Access granular market information
Recommended Plan
The “Handle” plan is ideal for first handlers, brokers or input providers
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What Manufacturers Have to say
"Mercaris takes the guessing out of the organic market and makes my job easier in establishing price offers."
Tom Manley at Homestead Organics
Key Benefits
Gain better insights into your supply chain
Understand fundamentals of input costs
Gain an edge through customized market research
Recommended Plan
The “Analyze” plan is ideal for processors, co-packers, mills or vertically integrated food companies
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What Processors Have to say
"The organic and non-GMO markets are in constant flux. Mercaris allows us to stay on top of changes both domestically and abroad."
Beth Robertson-Martin at General Mills
Key Benefits
Access a data-rich, unique view of the sector or commodity
Gain an edge through customized market insights
Support development of better risk management tools
Recommended Plan
The “Analyze” plan is ideal for investment funds, analysts, and banks
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What Analysts Have to say
“The knowledge and expertise provided by Mercaris have been a valuable resource to our research process.”
Brian Holland at Consumer Edge Research
Key Benefits
Conduct macroeconomic analysis
Research historic and current data
Support and Inform policy recommendations & analysis
Recommended Plan
The “Support” plan is ideal for researchers, government officials and universities
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What Consultants Have to say
"It's important for us to use reliable information in our work and Mercaris provides us with the best datasets available for non-GMO corn and soybean prices."
Catherine Greene at USDA
