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    Make food security visible, verifiable and actionable.

    Verified supply across borders, supply status by origin, AI early warning and a government module, in one system.

    A farmer holds up a small sack of rice in front of a green paddy field.
    Sellers publish produce, volumes and harvest windows once, and verified buyers find them.

    T57 strengthens food security by connecting verified producers and buyers across borders, and by turning verified trade data into early warning of where supply is at risk.

    The problem

    Import-dependent countries are exposed

    645Mpeople faced hunger in 2025 (SOFI 2026)
    136.0FAO Food Price Index, September 2026, up 5.8% on a year earlier
    20–45%of key agrifood inputs pass through the Strait of Hormuz (FAO, April 2026)

    In 2025, 645 million people faced hunger, and about 520 million are still projected to in 2030 (SOFI 2026). The FAO Food Price Index reached 136.0 in September 2026, 5.8% higher than a year earlier and the highest since November 2022. Import-dependent countries are exposed: in April 2026, FAO warned that 20 to 45% of key agrifood inputs depend on passage through the Strait of Hormuz. The key challenges T57 addresses include:

    Late information

    Governments see supply problems only after prices rise.

    Narrow sourcing

    Importers depend on a few origins and intermediaries.

    Excluded producers

    Small producers cannot reach the markets that need their food.

    How T57 supports food security

    Connect, see, act, include

    1. 01

      Connect supply and demand

      Verified producers in surplus regions meet verified buyers in import-dependent markets.

    2. 02

      See supply status

      Verified trades build a live view of supply by origin: surplus, stable, at risk or shortage.

    3. 03

      Act early

      When an origin is at risk, buyers find verified alternative suppliers and routes.

    4. 04

      Include small producers

      Cooperatives and smallholders join through assisted onboarding, adding supply and earning more.

    Supply status by originIllustrative
    • RiceOrigin AAt risk
    • RiceOrigin BSurplus
    • RiceOrigin CStable
    • OnionsOrigin DShortage
    • DatesOrigin ESurplus

    SurplusStableAt riskShortage

    Features

    What importers, agencies and producers get

    Supply status by originFor importers and agencies, this means earlier warning.
    Alternative supplier matchingFor importers, this means faster switching when supply is disrupted.
    Government moduleFood-security dashboards and index, surplus and deficit maps, AI early warning and scenario modeling.For ministries, this means policy based on live data.
    Public tenders and G2G tradeFor governments, this means clean, traceable buying.
    Surplus matchingFor producers, this means less food lost and better prices.
    Permissioned dataInstitutions see aggregated data only, and individual members' data stays private.

    Use case · Illustrative example

    A Gulf importer switches rice origin before shelves are affected

    A Riyadh rice importer sees on T57 that supply from its usual origin has moved to "at risk". It finds verified exporters in two other founding-market origins with surplus, compares landed costs and secures shipments before its stock runs low.

    Why T57

    Rooted in food security

    Rooted in food securityT57's founding team designed the strategy and ecosystem of the Islamic Organization for Food Security (IOFS), and T57 has a 10-year MoU with IOFS.
    AI advises, people decideThe intelligence informs decisions. People make them.

    FAQ

    Common questions

    Is T57 a government system?

    No. T57 is an independent platform that governments and institutions can use, with permissioned data.

    What data does a government see?

    Aggregated, permissioned data on supply, prices and trade, never individual members' data without consent.

    Does T57 work only for Muslim-majority countries?

    No. T57 serves any food business or government in its markets, and works closely with IOFS and the OIC.

    Make food security visible, verifiable and actionable.

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