The world market can now order from all the Vanuatu farmers on mobile phones
RurApp Machine carried into Vanuatu
The RurApp platform provides efficiency, traceability and assurance and allows access to better and cleaner products which are abundant in the South Pacific. Vanuatu has been chosen by RurApp Inc to be the first beneficiary of the technology tools including smart scales, tagged bags and many other machine to machine tools that create confidence for the global buyers of natural & organic products world wide.
The Network Machine is unveiled to the crowd of excited observers.
The main message of the event was to inform the public that RurApp Farm to Market Network is now open for planning supply chains with all interested parties.
Javier Byford (Co-Founder RurApp Inc)
The Chairman, Jay Byford, confirmed that RurApp Inc was already well into planning the payment systems in conjunction with NBV, National Bank of Vanuatu.
Simon Agius (Co-Founder RurApp Inc)
Simon Agius also confirmed he will be making briefings with all Vanuatu stakeholders including the Chamber of Commerce, Agricultural departments, technical colleges, warehouse owners, driers, processors and the like to explain further how to join the network.
Chiefs representing every province of Vanuatu and Councillor Willie Ben Kalmasei, Chairman of Social Welfare of Shefa Province, helped to host the RurApp Inc Vanuatu Farm to Market Network Launch The seminar audience was pleased to have Caretaker Minister of Youth & Sports, Samsen Samsen from Santo Island who also joined the audience to learn about this new technology empowered solution.
Councilor Willie Ben and Acting Minister of Youth & Sports Samsen Samsen
During the presentation the Napuk Custom Dance group headed by Chief John Yalulu from Tanna performed a Custom Dance after carrying the machine that links agriculture farmers direct with buyers overseas.
Napuk Custom Dance
