In Santos and Le Havre, traders buy and sell commodities such as cotton and soybeans amid shifting global market conditions.
Synopsis
In Santos and Le Havre, traders buy and sell commodities such as cotton and soybeans amid shifting global market conditions.
Synopsis
Traders work daily in the bustling commercial ports of Santos and Le Havre. They buy and sell commodities like cotton from Africa and soybeans from Brazil. This documentary details their routines and the global market's mechanics. It shows how traders speculate on price changes and manage logistics. Locations include the Chicago Board of Trade and various agricultural sites. The film runs for 53 minutes and was released in 2014.
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Why Watch
- Meet traders from global cotton and soybean markets.
- Find out how price speculation affects food supply.
- See the operations at the Chicago Board of Trade.
Did You Know
- The film features African cotton plantations linked to Hong Kong import companies.
- Brazilian soybean fields are highlighted in the context of the Chicago Board of Trade.
- The documentary has a runtime of 53 minutes.
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What year was the documentary 'Commodity Traders' released?
The documentary 'Commodity Traders' was released in 2014.
How long is the documentary 'Commodity Traders'?
The duration of the documentary 'Commodity Traders' is 53 minutes.
What types of commodities are discussed in 'Commodity Traders'?
The documentary discusses commodities such as cotton from African plantations and soybeans from Brazilian fields.
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