Operations
Built to plug into
how you run.
Written for ops and procurement. How ordering works, what to expect on lead times and delivery, and how we handle the exceptions.
Ordering models
Order the way you operate.
Contracted volumes
Fixed weekly or daily volumes against an agreed grade and calendar. The default for planned operations.
Indent-based
Order to a rolling indent when your demand flexes week to week.
Spot
One-off graded lots when you need to cover a gap — same spec discipline, no long commitment.
How we supply
Farm to dock,
in five steps.
One short chain, one temperature, one grade. Every lot travels the same controlled path.
- 01
Source
Direct from FPOs, farmer groups and mandi partners in the producing belts. We buy at source, not four hops down the chain.
- 02
Grade
Each lot is inspected against a published spec and assigned a TriDESI grade — size, colour, firmness, blemish, shelf life.
- 03
Pack
Grade-wise packing and labelling, with a lot ID applied so every carton is traceable to its origin.
- 04
Cold-chain
Temperature-controlled handling from pack-house to delivery — an unbroken cold lane, not opportunistic transport.
- 05
Deliver
Scheduled delivery windows with a docket carrying the full lot trace, from origin FPO to your dock.
What to expect
The operating detail.
Lead times & windows
Defined lead times with scheduled delivery windows agreed per account and city. Planned supply, not spot scrambles.
Packaging & labelling
Grade-wise packing in formats that suit your line — bulk CFB, kitchen sizes or shelf-ready — each labelled with a lot ID.
Delivery points
We deliver to dark stores, central kitchens and distribution centres, on the windows your operation runs to.
Escalation & contact
A named point of contact per account and a clear escalation path, so a dock issue reaches a decision-maker fast.
Onboarding
From first spec to standing supply.
Send your spec
Tell us crop, grade, volume, city and frequency.
Sample lot
We send a graded sample lot against your spec.
Trial order
Run a trial at your dock, on your acceptance criteria.
Contracted supply
Move to scheduled, contracted volumes you can plan around.
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