See your food supply. Act before shortages.
Live trade data, food-security alerts and transparent tenders, in one view for ministries and agencies.
What you get with T57
- Food securityWithout T57: Shortages spotted too lateWith T57: Early warning of shortages
- Public tendersWithout T57: Paper trails, leakage riskWith T57: Transparent public tenders
- ProducersWithout T57: Informal and invisibleWith T57: Brought into formal trade
TodayWith T57
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Three short films
Five founding markets linked both ways, open online worldwide, growing to 101 markets by 2036.
Business, people, documents, sanctions and site checks before anyone trades.
Why food trade breaks, and how one verified trade record fixes it.
Building real-time, governable food systems for public good
T57 gives governments and regulators a real-time, policy-ready view of their agri and food ecosystem, linking intelligence, procurement, and capital so food security becomes a measurable, governable asset rather than a recurring crisis.
The challenge
Delayed data turns supply shocks into crises
Food systems around the world are fragmented. Data is delayed, procurement is opaque, and policy often reacts to crises rather than anticipating them.
Fragmented, slow food-security intelligence
Ministries often rely on scattered reports, manual spreadsheets, and diplomatic emails to understand supply, demand, and risk, which makes early-warning and coordinated action difficult.
Opaque, high-risk public procurement
Large food tenders are vulnerable to leakage, fraud, payment delays, and quality failures, undermining public trust and budgets.
Limited visibility to align policy, markets, and investment
Policy decisions on trade, subsidies, storage, and investment often proceed without a clear, data-backed picture of surpluses, deficits, food waste, or SME capacity across regions and value chains.
How T57 works for governments and regulators
From live intelligence to clean procurement
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Strategic onboarding and integration
A dashboard aligned with your food-security agenda, connected through APIs to your procurement, customs and audit systems.
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Live intelligence and early warning
Live dashboards, AI early warning and "what-if" modeling of tariff, quota, subsidy and trade-route options.
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Clean, transparent procurement
RFQs to vetted sellers, with smart contracts and escrow releasing funds only when milestones are verified.
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From insight to investment
Banks, sovereign funds, impact capital and CSR programs connected to vetted food-security projects.
Secure procurement rails
Every tender step, on a tamper-evident record
Every document, logistics event, and approval is recorded on a tamper-evident ledger for immediate auditability, and funds are released only when milestones are verified. Tenders scale from a single container to national food-reserve purchases of millions of tonnes.
Use case
Stabilizing wheat supply during a regional shock
The signal
A mid-sized importing country faces early signs of disruption to its wheat supply as a key exporter announces potential export restrictions following a poor harvest. The AI-driven early-warning module has already flagged emerging reports of production shortfalls, giving the team valuable lead time.
The response
Officials open the surplus–deficit map to identify alternative origins, run scenarios in the policy sandbox, and publish an RFQ to vetted suppliers, linked to government-issued tender IDs and terms.
The outcome
Faster, cleaner procurement; moderated domestic price pressures; and a medium-term strategy to reduce vulnerability to similar shocks.
FAQ
Common questions
How does T57 support national and regional food-security strategies in practice?
Many countries are now expanding strategic reserves and silo capacity to hold months’ worth of essential commodities. T57 complements such physical infrastructure by tracking self-sufficiency, stock levels, and import exposure in real time. This combination of physical reserves and digital intelligence helps governments move from reactive to anticipatory food-security management.
Why is it important to channel private and impact capital into agriculture and food systems, beyond public budgets?
Despite agriculture’s historical role in employment and food security, global investors are only now seeking credible, measurable pathways to support food systems as part of their climate and SDG commitments. T57 helps governments present investable, data-backed opportunities, from model support centers to special agri zones and CSR programs, with transparent performance and impact tracking that meets both regulatory and investor expectations.