CHINA The peanut market in China is far more clear now. There is more and more demand for spot material, some grades are even sold out.

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Dear client, In our last brief peanut market report we mentioned that we would counter with an extensive follow-up. Please see below a broad view on what is happening in the peanut world. CHINA The peanut market in China is far more clear now. There is more and more demand for spot material, some grades are even sold out. In general, there is 15-20% less planting of the new crop for whole China compared to last year. The total production will undoubtedly drop at similar proportion, if the yield remains comparable to the last crop. People are offering prices that differ from each other. We are talking about U$ 100 difference between peanuts with good quality and peanuts with less good quality. The production area and risk of aflatoxine play a role in these differences too. Lianoning / Jilin The Liaoning province, with their Hsuji type area, is effected the most; almost 50% less because of too dry weather. The crop in Jilin province, with their Red Skin type area, experiences a normal growth, though the plantings there are also about 20% less. Most farmers rely on rainfalls due to lack of irrigation system, some are expecting 10-15% reduction in yield. If this applies to the whole Jilin and Liaoning provinces, the total production can be 30%-40% less than 2013 crop. Shandong In the Shandong province, one of the biggest among all, the crop is also not promising as expected due to too dry weather, but the harvesting is still in progress. The dry weather in June and early July has caused concerns over poor yield, which however proved to be unnecessary. The rainfalls in late July have been helpful to flowering and pegging, though a little late. This has led to a certain percentage of immature in shells which may cause fewer jumbo ones. Most farmers expect higher price than last crop to fully cover their investments, especially since the low price of 2013 crop was not experience good at all. Henan As far as the Henan province, with the in shell area, the in shells there are unfortunately slight mouldy and sprouting due to wet weather during harvesting time. The planted area in Henan in general is also about 20% less than the previous crop. Henan is very sensitive to weather conditions; the continuous rainfalls in the past weeks resulted in tight supply and price increase, but the situation eased quickly in the last couple of days thanks to sunny and clear weather. Oil crushers We expect that the prices will become higher, especially during the beginning stage, but this depends on the peanut oil market too. At the moment oil crushers still have big stock due to the much cheaper price of soya beans (around 60% less than peanut oil). These crushers are not anxious to buy crushing peanuts from the new crop. This causes a shift in the consumption habit of the consumer which uses now more and more oil made of soya beans. Though the sales of peanut oil is also very slow, we have heard that there is a possibility that crushing plants issue supportive price and buying limited volume. Just to promote sales of peanut oil, as what they did several years ago. Nevertheless, we all have to have a bit more patient to see the changes in this peanut market. 1/4 Aldebaran Commodities B.V., Maasstraat 17, 3016 DB Rotterdam, P.O. Box 23053, 3001 KB Rotterdam Phone +31 (0)10 436 4937, Fax +31 (0)10 436 4865, Internet www.aldebaran.nl Chamber of Commerce Rotterdam 24271671, VAT no. NL 8055.08.181 B.01

USA We have being mentioning this for weeks now, but at the moment the USA market is still basically shut down while the shellers are trying to get a better grip on the actual quality of the crop. We do not expect that they will pick it back up until harvest is complete in mid to late November. Both EU and Asia have a strong export interest in the USA but are content to wait until the shellers have a more clear look at the crop. The availability of blanched peanuts remains extremely tight. We experience this ourselves by having to turn down some enquiries, simply due to non-availability. Attached you can find a peanut condition graph of the USA peanut. Alabama is certainly not looking good and Georgia continues to trail off. We were also told that there is some concern about aflatoxin in the crop due to drought in a large part of the South-East. Mainly the South-West of Georgia and South-East of Alabama experienced this for approximately 8 weeks at the tail end of their growing season. East Georgia got better rains and therefore does not seem as stressed. Current weather situation is that it should be decent for the next few weeks. The USA peanut export continues to grow strong. Peanut butter exports are up 21% with Canada as the major market. Raw shelled peanuts are up 10.9% for July, down 5.4% for the year and Canada and Mexico are the top markets. In shells are also up 6% for July and down 26.1% for the year with Germany and the Netherlands as the top buyers. ARGENTINA The Department of Agro-economic Information of the Cereals Board of Cordoba reported that the final calculation of in-shell peanut production in the province of Cordoba for 2013/2014 season is 915,971 tons, which is 2.3% lower than in the previous season. However, the kernels production increased by 2.7% due to the improved kernels/ pods relation because of favorable water conditions during the fulfillment. Although the rains favored the peanut cultivar in the summer months, the biggest problem was at the begging of the harvest. The unsettled weather conditions and the high relative humidity prevailing during April and May affected the normal drying of the pods, with the consequent delay in days between the digging and harvesting, exceeding 60 days in some zones, causing yield losses from 1 to 5 qq/ha. The lack of fields supply and the sharp rise in rents were combined for a reduction in the peanut planting area for the next 2014/15 peanut crop of around 10%. 2/4 Aldebaran Commodities B.V., Maasstraat 17, 3016 DB Rotterdam, P.O. Box 23053, 3001 KB Rotterdam Phone +31 (0)10 436 4937, Fax +31 (0)10 436 4865, Internet www.aldebaran.nl Chamber of Commerce Rotterdam 24271671, VAT no. NL 8055.08.181 B.01

PRICES (all according to EU quality specifications) In the international market, the lowest representative quotation for the 2013 peanut crop of the North American origin is being quoted at U$ 1,360 /mt and U$ 1,390 /mt C&F Rotterdam, with shipment in October/December 2014, for it s raw Medium Runner 40/50 & Jumbo Runner 32/36 respectively. The lowest representative quotation for the blanched edible Runner 40/50 of the 2013 peanut crop is being quoted at U$ 1,600 /mt C&F Rotterdam. The European resellers quote at U$ 1,450 C&F Rotterdam for the raw edible Runner 40/50 of the Argentine origin. Argentina quotes the orientate price level for the new 2014 peanut crop at U$ 1,450 /mt C&F Rotterdam for the raw edible Runner 40/50, with shipment from October 2014 onwards. The orientate quotation for the blanched edible Runner 40/50 of the new 2014 peanut crop of the Argentine origin is being quoted at U$ 1,600 /mt C&F Rotterdam, with shipment from October 2014 onwards.the Splits peanuts, raw as well as blanched peanuts, have a discount of U$ 100 /mt compared to the Runner peanut. China quotes the orientate price level at U$ 1,800 /mt C&F Rotterdam for the 2013 peanut crop as far as the raw edible Hsuji 40/50, with shipment from October 2014 onwards. Brazil quotes their orientate price level at U$ 1,450 /mt C&F Rotterdam for the 2014 peanut crop, for the raw edible Runner 40/50, with shipment from October onwards. The orientate quotation for the blanched edible Runner 40/50 of the 2014 peanut crop of the Brazil origin is being quoted at U$ 1,600 C&F Rotterdam, with shipment from October 2014 onwards. In the spot market in Rotterdam, the raw edible Runner 40/50 of Argentina for the 2014 peanut crop is being quoted at U$ 1,600 FCA Rotterdam, while the raw edible USA Medium Runner (40/50) crop 2013 is being quoted at U$ 1,475 FCA Rotterdam. In case you have questions of enquiries for peanuts, do not hesitate and contact us please. Your feedback is highly appreciated. Kindest regards, Paul, Nurcan and Mark Trade Department Direct +31-107620518 Office +31-104364937 Mobile +31-653162064 3/4 Aldebaran Commodities B.V., Maasstraat 17, 3016 DB Rotterdam, P.O. Box 23053, 3001 KB Rotterdam Phone +31 (0)10 436 4937, Fax +31 (0)10 436 4865, Internet www.aldebaran.nl Chamber of Commerce Rotterdam 24271671, VAT no. NL 8055.08.181 B.01

Van: Kennepohl Creations info@kennepohlcreations.nl Onderwerp: Re: Aldebaran Commodities - peanut price list - 8th October 2014 Datum: 8 oktober 2014 18:58 Aan: Trade Aldebaran trade@aldebaran.nl 1,475 FCA Rotterdam. Prices on FCA Rotterdam basis are as follows*: Prices on FCA Rotterdam basis are as follows*: Packaging quantity Total MT Origin Grade Crop Price U$ /mt Raw and Blanched peanuts 19 Big Bags 23.650 Argentine Runner count 50/60 2014 U$ 1.525 60 Big Bags 75.000 Argentine Runner count 40/50 2013 U$ 1.500 8 Big Bags 10.000 Argentine Runner count 40/50 2014 U$ 1.600 18 BB 21.500 Argentine Runner Splits Blanched with Slight Mould 2014 U$ 1.150 15 Big Bags 18.750 Argentine Runner Splits Blanched 2013 U$ 1.525 20 Big Bags 25.000 Brazilian Jumbo Runner count 38/42,Blanched 2014 U$ 1.680 17 BB 21.261 Brazilian Runner count 50/60,Blanched 2013 U$ 1.580 14 Big Bags 17.500 Brazilian Runner count 40/50,Blanched 2014 U$ 1.620 536 bags 13.400 Chinese Red Skin count 50/60 2012 U$ 1.700 1.360 cartons 30 Chinese Virginia Shandong count 25/29,Blanched 2013 U$ 1.770 6 Big Bags 6.000 Chinese Virginia Shandong count 29/33,Blanched 2012 U$ 1.600 40 BB 36.000 Chinese Virginia Shandong count 35/39,Blanched 2012 U$ 1.430 300 bags 9.000 Chinese in shell Shandong count 9/11 2013 U$ 1.720 299 bags 8.960 Chinese In shell count 9/11 2012 U$ 1.650 80 bags 0 Chinese Sortex 2013 U$ 650 44 BB 40 USA Jumbo Runner count 38/42,Blanched 2012 U$ 1.620 20 BB 20.000 USA Jumbo Runner count 38/42,Blanched 2013 U$ 1.700 38 BB 38.000 USA Medium Runner count 40/50 2013 U$ 1.475 3 Big Bags 0 USA Runner Splits 2012 U$ 1.275 748 cartons 14.960 Argentine Diced 2/4 mm Roasted 2013 U$ 2.450 137 cartons 3.425 Argentine Runner Splits Roasted 2013 U$ 2.100 1077 bags 21.540 Argentine in shell 22/64 Striped 2014 U$ 1.650 138 bags 2.760 Chinese in shell 11/13 Roasted 2013 U$ 2.200 350 bags 7.000 Chinese GWS Grade A 2013 U$ 4.625 Peanut paste / Roasted splits 350 bags In case you have a specific interest in these goods, please ask us. 7.000 Chinese GWS Grade A 2013 U$ 4.625 Peanut paste / Roasted splits Prices on C+F Rotterdam basis are as follows*: In case you have a specific interest in these goods, please ask us. Prices Packaging on C+F Rotterdam basis are as follows*: quantity Total MT Origin Grade Crop ETA Price U$ /mt Prices 20 BB on C+F Rotterdam 25.000 basis Argentine are as follows*: Jumbo Runner count 38/42 2014 16-10-2014 U$ 1.450 * Packaging Prices are subject to final confirmation. quantity Total MT Origin Grade Crop ETA Price U$ /mt 20 BB 25.000 Argentine Jumbo Runner count 38/42 2014 16-10-2014 U$ 1.450 In case you have questions of enquiries for peanuts, do not hesitate and contact us please. Your feedback is highly * Prices are subject to final confirmation. appreciated * Prices are subject to final confirmation. In case you have questions of enquiries for peanuts, do not hesitate and contact us please. Your feedback is highly Kindest regards, appreciated Paul, Nurcan, and Mark Trade department Kindest regards, Paul, Nurcan, and Mark Aldebaran Commodities B.V. Trade department Rotterdam The Netherlands Aldebaran Commodities B.V. Direct + 31-107620518 Office +31-104364937 Rotterdam The Netherlands Mobile +31-653162064 Direct + 31-107620518 Office +31-104364937 www.aldebaran.nl trade@aldebaran.nl Mobile +31-653162064 Follow us on social media <image001.jpg> and <image002.jpg> <USA www.aldebaran.nl Peanut Conditions trade@aldebaran.nl 2009-2014_08-10-2014.pdf> Follow us on social media <image001.jpg> and <image002.jpg> <USA Peanut Conditions 2009-2014_08-10-2014.pdf> 4/4 Aldebaran Commodities B.V., Maasstraat 17, 3016 DB Rotterdam, P.O. Box 23053, 3001 KB Rotterdam Phone +31 (0)10 436 4937, Fax +31 (0)10 436 4865, Internet www.aldebaran.nl Chamber of Commerce Rotterdam 24271671, VAT no. NL 8055.08.181 B.01

USA Peanut Conditions 2009-2014 Alabama Peanut Conditions 2009-2014 2009 YPA=3,300 2010 YPA=2,600 2011 YPA=3,000 2012 YPA=4,000 2013 YPA-=3,550 Florida Peanut Conditions 2009-2014 2009 YPA=3,200 2010 YPA=3,500 2011 YPA=3,500 2012 YPA=3,900 2013 YPA=3,950 1= Very Poor 5= Excellent 1

Georgia Peanut Conditions 2009-2014 2009 YPA=3,560 2010 YPA=3,530 2011 YPA=3,520 2012 YPA=4,550 2013 YPA= 4,430 1= Very Poor 5= Excellent N Carolina Peanut Conditions 2009-2014 2009 YPA=3,700 2010 YPA=3,700 2011 YPA=3,600 2012 YPA=4,100 2013 YPA=3,900 2

S Carolina Peanut Conditions 2009-2014 2009 YPA=3,900 2010 YPA=3,100 2011 YPA=3,500 2012 YPA=3,800 2013 YPA=3,500 Virginia Peanut Conditions 2009-2014 2009 YPA=3,700 2010 YPA=1,880 2011 YPA=3,800 2012 YPA=4,200 2013 YPA=4,000 1.50 1.50 1.00 1.00 3

Oklahoma Peanut Conditions 2009-2014 2009 YPA=3,300 2010 YPA=3,350 2011 YPA=2,700 2012 YPA=3,800 2013 YPA=3,700 Texas Peanut Conditions 2009-2014 2009 YPA=3,270 2010 YPA=3,600 2011 YPA=2,400 2012 YPA=3,500 2013 YPA=3,700 4

USA Peanut Conditions 2009-2014 2009 YPA=3,421 2010 YPA=3,312 2011 YPA=3,313 2012 YPA=4,192 2013 YPA=4,006 5