Adviser — Agricultural Inventory and Storage Economics

Belgium·Agribusiness & Food·Agricultural commodities· Antwerp·Posted 2 September 2026

Applications close 1 December 2026

Agricultural commodities organisation in Belgium

The problem this seat exists to solve

Deliver an inventory economics assessment, proposed policy changes and a prioritised list of stock-specific actions for management consideration. Include common definitions and a review cadence that can be maintained internally. The adviser has no authority to dispose of stock, alter ownership records or change contractual commitments. Management and authorised specialists retain those decisions. The final report should make uncertainty visible, especially where stock condition, legal title or expected recovery value needs further verification before action can be taken.

Assess what holding stock really costs

The adviser will evaluate agricultural inventory and storage decisions across the commercial and operational cycle. The assignment examines the relationship between stock availability, quality preservation, financing cost and delivery flexibility. It should help management distinguish strategically useful inventory from balances that persist because of poor information or unresolved commercial decisions.

Review stock by location, product condition, ownership, age and intended use. Reconcile physical and financial records and identify where information is too weak to support a reliable valuation or allocation decision. Examine the contractual basis for storage and handling, including costs that emerge only when volumes, dwell times or service needs differ from expectations.

Questions to resolve

Assess how purchasing and sales commitments determine inventory requirements. Determine whether buffers reflect actual variability or historical habit. Review the effect of quality deterioration, blending constraints, handling losses and slow-moving stock on the economics of holding product. Where alternatives exist, compare them using complete costs rather than storage rates alone.

Test demand, transport and financing changes

Develop scenarios for changes in demand, transport availability and financing cost. Recommendations should show how management can adjust stock policy without undermining delivery or accepting disproportionate exposure. The adviser must recognise when a stock decision requires commercial, quality or legal input beyond the financial model.

Required physical and analytical experience

Candidates should have agricultural logistics, commodity finance, inventory planning or related advisory experience. They need practical understanding of physical stock and the ability to analyse incomplete operational data. Evidence of improving inventory decisions while maintaining service and product integrity is particularly relevant.

Terms

Where the board sits: Antwerp, Belgium
Applications close: 1 December 2026
Appointment: Advisory engagement
Compensation: EUR 950–1,500 per day (indicative advisory day rate)

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