FOR FOOD & BEVERAGE BUYERS IN THE GCC

See supply shocks Before they hit your margins.

We watch local news, export bans, port congestion, weather and holiday shutdowns.
You get source-cited emails, tailored to your suppliers and SKUs when action is needed.

Get started → See a real brief

✓ 30-day money-back guarantee ✓ Cancel anytime ✓ Every claim cited to its source

01 · How it works

Know before your supplier does.

The signal was there. Your supplier read it first. Here's how spply.pro puts you ahead of it.

Step 01

We map your book

Add your SKUs, sourcing countries and suppliers. No integration required.

SKU	Item	Origin	Lead time
RC-1001	White rice	India	~35d
OIL-204	Palm oil	Indonesia	~28d
SPC-330	Cardamom	India	~40d
COF-512	Arabica green	Brazil	~45d

Step 02

We watch the world for you

Export policy, ports, weather and trade calendars at origin — continuously, in their original languages.

◍ Govt. trade notice · India

गैर-बासमती चावल निर्यात पर प्रतिबंध

→ Restriction placed on rice exports

⚐ Matches your book → White rice (RC-1001) · 1 SKU at this origin

Step 03

You get an email — early

Only when something hits your book: what happened, which supplier, what to do.

✉ alerts@spply.pro

Action needed — India rice curb hits 1 SKU in your book

What happenedIndia tightened rice export rules at origin.

Your exposureWhite rice · RC-1001 · ~35-day lead time.

What to doConfirm in-transit POs · price an alternate origin (Pakistan, Thailand) · pull next order forward.

◷ ~30 days of runway before this hits your shelves

02 · What you get

Not a dashboard. Not a feed. One trustworthy email.

No new tool to log into and no noise to wade through — just a short, sourced brief whenever something threatens your book, and silence when it doesn't.

One tailored brief

Filtered to your suppliers and SKUs — only when something is about to move against you. A quiet week means a quiet inbox.

~30 days of runway

Warned weeks before a price move, stockout or delay — time to renegotiate, re-source or pre-buy while you still can.

Every claim sourced

Ministry notice, port advisory, met bulletin — each brief links its primary source so you can verify any line in under two minutes.

English & Arabic

Written in your team's language, with the original-language source preserved — so nothing is lost in translation.

03 · Sample briefs

What a brief looks like

Real situations from the past 3 years. Tap any brief to read the full version.

● spply.pro

Portfolio brief
2023-12-01 · 10 SKUs checked

10 SKUs flagged. 9 need action this week.

Act in 7 days 2 scenarios

High impact

🦃

SKU-016

Frozen turkey

France → UAE

🐔

SKU-001

Frozen chicken

Brazil → UAE

What's happening

Widespread avian influenza outbreaks detected in France and across Europe, leading to mass flock culling and indoor confinements.

SCENARIO A ▲ STOCKOUT RISK

Act in 7 days · 12 weeks

Now4 wks8 wks12 wks +

The detection of bird flu in France threatens local poultry supply due to potential mass cullings and regional export bans, directly impacting European supply lines.

1

Identify alternative poultry suppliers in disease-free regions.

2

Accelerate existing orders from France before broader export bans hit.

SCENARIO B ▲ PRICE INCREASE

Monitoring global prices

Now4 wks8 wks12 wks +

As European poultry supplies tighten, global demand will shift towards major exporters like Brazil, driving up prices for Brazilian poultry.

1

Lock in long-term pricing contracts for Brazilian poultry.

Source: Dunya News verify source ↗

● spply.pro

Portfolio brief
2026-06-23 · 4 SKUs checked

4 SKUs flagged. 3 need action this week.

Act in 7 days 1 scenario

Opportunity

🌴

SKU-010

Palm oil (RBD)

Indonesia → Global

What's happening

Indonesia scales back its palm oil export centralization mandate, removing the risk of a state-monopolized export bottleneck.

SCENARIO ▼ SUPPLY STABILIZATION

Act in 7 days · 3 months

Now4 wks8 wks12 wks +

International supply chains avoid severe disruption. There is now a window to procure palm oil at stabilizing prices without the previously anticipated regulatory friction.

1

Resume normal procurement schedules.

2

Halt emergency safety-stock accumulation.

Source: The Business Times

● spply.pro

Portfolio brief
2024-01-16 · 6 SKUs checked

6 SKUs flagged. 2 need action this week.

Act in 7 days 2 scenarios

High impact

🐔

SKU-001

Frozen chicken

Brazil → UAE

🌻

SKU-004

Sunflower oil

Ukraine → Global

What's happening

Middle East conflict disrupts shipping routes, forcing cargo around the Cape of Good Hope and surging freight and insurance costs.

SCENARIO A ▲ STOCKOUT RISK

Act in 7 days · 12 weeks

Now4 wks8 wks12 wks +

Rerouted vessels are adding significant transit time, threatening inventory shortages in destination markets right before peak demand periods like Eid al-Adha.

1

Increase safety stock immediately.

2

Expedite critical shipments before the gap widens.

SCENARIO B ▲ PRICE INCREASE

Monitoring freight rates

Now4 wks8 wks12 wks +

The spike in logistics costs is expected to inflate landed cost of goods. Suppliers will revise pricing upwards to protect margins.

1

Review supplier pricing contracts before renewals trigger.

Source: The Economic Times

● spply.pro

Portfolio brief
2026-04-02 · 6 SKUs checked

6 SKUs flagged. 1 opportunity, 1 risk to watch.

Act in 21 days 2 scenarios

Medium impact

🍚

SKU-003

Thai jasmine rice

Thailand → Global

🌾

SKU-015

Basmati rice

Pakistan → Dubai

What's happening

Asian rice export hubs face limited activity and flat prices as buyers adopt a wait-and-see approach due to high shipping rates.

SCENARIO A ▼ PRICE DECREASE

Monitoring origin prices

Now4 wks8 wks12 wks +

With buyers holding off purchases to avoid high freight fees, origin prices for rice have stalled. This creates a window to negotiate favorable FOB pricing.

1

Negotiate lower FOB prices at origin while the window holds.

SCENARIO B ▲ STOCKOUT RISK

Act in 21 days · 4 weeks

Now4 wks8 wks12 wks +

If global buyers simultaneously re-enter the market to replenish depleted inventories, origin ports may face sudden congestion and temporary stockouts.

1

Prepare advance orders to beat the rush back into the market.

Source: The Economic Times

Illustrative briefs reflecting real events between 2023 and 2026. Your briefs reference your specific suppliers, and SKUs. Powered in part by data from The GDELT Project and others.

04 · Questions

FAQs

My team already does this. Why do I need it?

Some of it. Your team reads industry newsletters and tracks the suppliers they have relationships with. spply.pro reads the ministry notices, port advisories and weather bulletins they don't have time to monitor — and ties them to your specific SKU list. The question isn't whether your team is capable. It's whether one missed signal a year is acceptable.

How do I know the alerts are accurate?

Every brief cites its primary source — the ministry notification, the port-authority advisory, the meteorological bulletin. You can verify each signal yourself in under two minutes. If a brief turns out wrong, you tell us and we correct it in the next one. We don't aggregate forecasts or opinions; we surface what's already documented but hard to find.

What languages do you write in?

English, Arabic, or both side-by-side. You tell us during onboarding which works for your team.

How often will I hear from you?

Only when something material crosses your portfolio — typically a short weekly brief, with an out-of-cycle note if an urgent signal breaks. A quiet week means a quiet inbox. We optimise for signal, not engagement.

What does it cost, and is there a guarantee?

It's a flat $29 per month — no tiers, no per-seat fees, no setup cost. Cancel anytime in one reply. No card required to start. If a brief we send contains a factual error, we'll refund that month — no questions asked.

05 · Pricing

Simple, honest pricing.

One flat price. No tiers, no per-seat fees, no setup cost — and you see the number before you ever enter a card.

Without spply.pro

0 days to act You react after

You wake up to a price spike you never saw coming. The contract's already repriced before you knew anything moved.

You burn hours across news sites and WhatsApp groups. Then you still have to sift real signals from rumor and fake news.

You lean on a supplier's word — then gamble on the buy. Their read is interested, not impartial. The risk lands on you.

What best describes you?

With spply.pro

~30 days earlier to act You move first

Warned ~30 days before the price moves, stockout or delays. Time to renegotiate, re-source or pre-buy while you still can.

One email — already filtered to your SKUs. No feeds, no groups, no sifting. We read it all so you don't.

Every claim cited to its primary source. Ministry notice, port advisory, met bulletin — verify in 2 minutes.

$29 / month

Up to 10 SKUs Cancel anytime 30-day money-back

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