Clean sustainable food projects worldwide

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Rurapp projects bring a comprehensive view of the clean sustainable food  marketplace with a fully integrated end-to-end solution for farmers, value processors, traders and other buyers  to tap into new food supply opportunities and a broader market base in agricultural commodities.  The primary vision and guiding principal for Rurapp projects is to help create a clean, sustainable,  food communities that create […]

Food authenticity and traceability for value chains

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Rurapp is Project based food authenticity and traceability & trade solution for farmers, processors and buyers. The specific purpose of the solution is to connect farmers and logistics systems with technology and link farmer value chain trade opportunities. Full logistics and Quality control efficiency is achieved via Project management intelligent database software.  The intelligent database […]

Fairness in business amongst entire food supply chain

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Rurapp Projects can be initiated by organisations along the entire food supply chain including farmers, industry processors, brand manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers, large and smaller businesses.  A consensus-driven, community rule based approach has allowed  multi-stakeholder Project groups to identify efficient project parameters that positively influence the whole food supply chain.  This is achieved via Rurapp data […]

Sustainable farming for 10 billion people without destroying the Earth

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An organic approach to industrial farming can help make large-scale modern farming practices more sustainable.   Considering that it is expected that world population will reach nearly 10 billion by year 2050, the debate over how to sustainable farming to feed such a multitude of people without destroying the Earth has emerged as one of the most important […]

Regenerative organic agriculture – the big fix?

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Can we reverse climate change  by farming organically? Returning stable carbon to the soil is a tonic that can support ecological abundance. There is growing scientific evidence that regenerative agriculture can comfortably feed the growing human population while repairing our damaged ecosystem. The question being answered is Can Organic Farming Counteract Carbon Emissions? Humans have traditionally farmed with […]

Rural trade and the Internet of Things

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Rurapp Inc has taken the “internet of things” to the rural trade sector. Rurapp projects are being commenced in various developing and developed countries and each project has a unique combination of farmer growers, processors and buyers often situated in various parts of the world, all linked via the Internet of Things. The collaboration of […]

Rurapp foragers and the marketplace

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By definition the part time nature, unpredictable yields per forager harvester, vast geographic spread of potential foragers on a single project means that Rurapp is a perfect focus point for the USA and a long term benefit will be attained by successfully subscribing forager / wild crafters to the Rurapp membership program.

Squeezed – Report by OXFARM

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“Squeezed” is the first of four annual reports that will assess the impact of high and volatile food prices on the well-being of urban and rural communities in ten countries: Bangladesh, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Indonesia, Kenya, Pakistan, Vietnam and Zambia “Dramatic changes in the workforce occur as people are forced out of agriculture into riskier but better paid […]

Seed to Fork using the Rurapp integrated communication platform

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As market operations become more concentrated and globalized, small farmers have been coming to be at risk of being excluded from the economy. Rurapp has the available M2M and software tools that enable farmers and their value adding chain to lower transaction costs and therefore remain competitive. With RurApp, small farmers in developing countries can […]

Mobile Phone Use Among Market Traders at Fairs in Rural Peru

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The basic definitions of the vertical and horizontal value chain, as established by Porter (1985), are important to our analysis. Agents in the vertical value chain, where different points in the production and marketing processes are interlinked, are both suppliers and customers. Evidence also indicated that a signifcant share of the attendees at Taraco’s fair […]