About Us Products & Services News Responsibility Locations INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP Trammo is a leading international merchandising and trading company that markets, trades, distributes and transports key raw materials used in industrial processes and fertilizer production globally. The Company is a market leader in anhydrous ammonia, sulfur, sulfuric acid and petroleum coke. In addition, Trammo is a producer and marketer of nitric acid in the United States. The history of Trammo spans more than 50 years. BUILDING STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS Trammo’s commitment to our business partners during the COVID-19 crisis PRODUCTS & SERVICES We trade, market and distribute commodities worldwide. More Info NEWS Company news and events. More Info LOCATIONS Trammo offices, terminals and agents worldwide. More Info Locations worldwide Fraudulent job postings and communications © 2021 Trammo, Inc. ® All Rights Reserved. Legal Info Privacy Policy

About Us Products & Services News Responsibility Locations ABOUT US Trammo, Inc. is a leading global commodity merchandiser engaged in the marketing, trading, distribution and transportation of wide variety of commodity products, including being a market leader in anhydrous ammonia, sulfur, sulfuric acid, nitric acid and petroleum coke. The Company was founded in 1965 by Ronald P. Stanton with the intention of specializing in the international trade of ammonia, and today remains privately held and manages its operations through its headquarters in New York City and offices worldwide. Trammo has excellent long-term supplier and customer relationships and many of the Company’s products have similar characteristics that require similar logistics, enabling Trammo to maximize the use of its infrastructure while achieving operating efficiencies. The Company also owns and operates ammonia terminals in Meredosia and Niota, Illiniois and a nitric acid production facility in North Bend, Ohio. History & Ownership Leadership © 2021 Trammo, Inc. ® All Rights Reserved. Legal Info Privacy Policy