Food-security programs, designed with you.
Programs that strengthen your country's food security, designed with you.
What you get with T57
- ProducersWithout T57: Outside formal tradeWith T57: Subsidized, verified members
- TendersWithout T57: Exposed to leakageWith T57: One traceable record
- IntelligenceWithout T57: Months-old dataWith T57: AI early warning in days
TodayWith T57

T57 works with ministries, food-security agencies and development partners on programs that bring producers into verified trade, run public tenders on secure rails, and give governments AI-driven food-security intelligence.
The problem
Every country's priorities are different.
One ministry of agriculture wants its farmers and cooperatives to reach new buyers. Another ministry wants to grow food manufacturing, or develop small businesses. A food-security agency needs early warning of supply shocks. Public procurement needs clean, traceable tenders. The key challenges T57 addresses include:
Late information
Food-security decisions made on old, aggregate data.
Excluded producers
Smallholders, cooperatives and small businesses left outside formal trade and finance.
Opaque procurement
Large food tenders exposed to leakage, fraud, delays and quality failures.
How government programs work
Define the goal with the right ministry → Design the program → Deliver → Measure
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Define the goal with the right ministry
Agriculture, industry, trade, SME development or food security, depending on the country.
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Design the program
Scope, markets, data permissions and funding, including memberships the government pays for on behalf of its producers and businesses.
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Deliver
T57's country team onboards and verifies members, and tenders and trade run on the platform.
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Measure
The government module reports agreed, aggregated results on producers reached, trade completed, prices and supply.
What governments can do on T57
Programs that fit national plans
Use case · Illustrative example
A ministry of agriculture subsidizes cooperatives into export trade
A ministry of agriculture pays for T57 memberships for 200 date and vegetable cooperatives for their first two years. T57's country team verifies them and trains their staff, and the cooperatives start selling to domestic hotel groups and to importers in other founding markets. The ministry's dashboard shows the number of cooperatives trading, the volume and value of their sales, and the prices they receive.
Why T57
Why members choose T57
FAQ
Common questions
How is government pricing set?
By program, based on scope, number of members, markets and modules. Contact our institutional team for a proposal.
Can a ministry pay for its farmers' memberships?
Yes. Governments and development partners can fund memberships and onboarding for farmers, cooperatives and SMEs.
Can foreign suppliers respond to our tenders?
Yes, if you open a tender to them. Every supplier is verified before it can bid.
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