Tell farmers what you are looking for
List your processing, aggregation, storage or market facility — and exactly what you buy, so the right produce comes to your gate.
Who should farmers speak to?
We ask this first so that if you are interrupted, we can still come back to you with the farmers near your gate.
Photo of the yard
Farmers will see a crop photo until you add a picture of the yard.
Capacity & storage (so we can plan how much to aggregate to you)
Pick every one that interests you. Managing the growers you already supply from is often the easiest place to start — we take on their records, compliance and audit paperwork.
Certifications
What you are certified for decides which markets our growers can reach through you. Formal retail generally needs a Certificate of Acceptability plus HACCP or a GFSI scheme.
None added yet.
Statutory registrations
Registrations you must hold. Exporting needs a DALRRD FBO code first, then PPECB registration — and PPECB re-inspects before each season.
None added yet.
Monthly intake plan — 2026 (optional, but this is what lets us aggregate for you)
For each commodity, how many tons can you take in each month? Example: 50 t of oranges in January, 100 t in February. We use this to pool farmers in your area, build a collection timetable, and see what is missing.
Add your commodities first — the monthly plan grid appears here.
What are you looking for?
List everything you are buying. The more you tell us — grade, packing, payment, certification — the better we can put the right farmers in front of you, and the fewer loads get rejected at your gate.
Nothing listed yet
Add what you are buying so farmers can offer it to you.
Is the facility built, and who does it serve?
A pack shed a district still has to build can be listed here. Buyers and funders can then see the farmers waiting behind it.