Food Sourcing & Supply Ecosystem
Agriculture logistics and supply chain
AGRI TRACEABILITY PROBLEM STATEMENT
Lack of Access to Information (Process & Network)
There are a number of participants involved and it is difficult to validate all data in a uniform way
Transparency & Pain of doing Business -Lack of real time Information
Lack of digitization tools and record keeping makes it almost impossible to track the food supply chain
Wastages & Leakages: Managing, Planning & Forecasting Issues
Lack of processes and technology to ensure the package of practices are followed at different stages of the crop production cycle without any deviations.
Sustainability , Compliance & Trust – Adherence issues
94% of the consumers expressed a desire to know more information about the food they consume. Source of food, sustainable practices followed and food quality influence their purchasing behavior.
Unique Selling Proposition
Secured Integration of data across the supply chain Access to credible network to Plan, trade and Execute Secured documentation , communication flow and record keeping Capture environment and social impact of the value chain
PRODUCT PLANS
PRISE
Budget flexible for social marketing
ProducT
Ad directing customers to our product
place
Popular social media companies
promotion
Promotion will run for two weeks
PRODUCT BENEFITS
Responsible
Record, Secure , Access and Monetize the value chain data Measure manage and Report Environment footprints in the Value
chain
Simple & Unified
Transparent and Data Integrity building credibility Farm & Input Management
Responsive
Transaction Management
DISTRIBUTED
Consultancy
USE CASES
Food Traceability
Fair
Pricing
Farm Inventory
Agricultural Subsidies
Freight Tracking
Universal Transit
FOOD TRACEBILITY
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