FarmersFZ: Bridging Gaps, Nurturing Sustainability, and Revolutionizing Agri-Food Industry!
Ranchers New Zone (FarmersFZ) has been chosen for a gas pedal program of the Unified Country’s Food and Horticulture Association (FAO). The Kochi-based multichannel marketplace platform, which is a part of the Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM), is one of 12 Agri-food Start-ups that the FAO has compiled a list of around the world to help them grow their businesses. It is one of India’s two new companies to fit the bill for the gas pedal program that means to accomplish the U.N. Manageable Advancement Objectives.
Pradeep P.S., CEO of AgriTech D2C, will go to the U.N. capability in Rome one month from now. The Start-up won the FAO acknowledgment for its supportable plan of action, which is coming up short on fossil fuel byproducts, doesn’t squander food by executing the standard of homestead-to-fork, and advances territorial creation and utilization.
FarmersFZ will be able to demonstrate its model to nations around the world thanks to the UN program. Depending on the market’s characteristics in each economy, the model will need to be modified. Mr. Pradeep stated, “We need funds for that, which will come from the accelerator.” FarmersFZ was previously considered by the United Nations for the organization’s SEED Low Carbon Awards.
FarmersFZ claims to connect more than 2,000 farmers in Kerala with more than three lakh consumers by bringing healthy, premium-quality, and pesticide-free vegetables from the fields to the table within 24 hours of harvest.
