Sk Soya Export

We are over at Plot No. C-65 in the Additional MIDC area. It is a busy spot with trucks coming in and out all day long, especially in the mornings when everyone is trying to beat the traffic. Dealing with soya is mostly what we do here, and let me tell you, it is quite a lot of work. It gets very dusty inside the warehouse, especially when the sun is hitting the metal roof hard in the afternoon and there is no breeze. We spend most of our time checking the heavy bags and making sure everything is loaded properly for export. It is not some fancy corporate office with air conditioning everywhere. It is just a practical workspace where we get things done. We have a small crew and most of us live just a short walk or bike ride away. We usually start our shift early before it gets too hot to move. Sometimes the power goes out in the industrial zone and we just have to sit outside on the crates and wait for it to come back. That is just how it goes in this part of town. People ask us how we handle the volume but you just take it one truck at a time. The soya comes in from the farms and we see to it that it gets where it needs to go. We do not have any big slogans. We just focus on the grain and the sacks. If you come by looking for us, look for the big blue gates near the end of the road. It is a simple life and we are just local people working in the soya business every day.