Real-Time Commodity Pricing
Track commodity pricing and discounts for food ingredients across agribusiness sources
What food ingredient sources do we read?
Radar reads 10 sources for food ingredient pricing and discount data, including CME Group, Barchart, Farm Journal Media, AgWeb, Grocery Supply, and Food Market Exchange. It captures product prices, currency, unit measurements, origin, availability, and discounts from the public pages it monitors.
What food ingredient data does it find?
Each record has 8+ fields: Source, Product, Price, Currency, Unit, Origin, Availability, and Discount. Source and Product identify the listing, Price, Currency, and Unit describe the quote, and Origin, Availability, and Discount add market context.
Alerts and delivery.
Changes land where your team already works, the same morning they appear.
When do we get food ingredient alerts?
Alert rules are enabled for commodity pricing changes. They watch food ingredient prices and send a notification when the configured pricing change condition is met.
View alert setup →Where does food ingredient data go?
Extracted commodity pricing data lands in Google Sheets, CSV, and API outputs. Your team can use the sheet for review, the CSV for file-based workflows, or the API for downstream systems.
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