Seun Ogundipebuild Amarya as an intelligent distribution network connecting food producers to businesses and consumers.
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The Amarya network
Amarya is an intelligent distribution network. Producers list what they grow, make and process; restaurants, retailers and households find it and order it through the same system. One connected network instead of disconnected channels.
One crate, handed across the divide — the connection drawn on the first screen.
Live network
How the network works
Amarya is an intelligent distribution network connecting food producers to the businesses and consumers who need what they make.
Supply enters
Farms, food makers and processors list what they grow, make or process — the product, how much is available, and when it can move. One listing enters Amarya once and becomes part of the network, rather than being retold to every buyer who calls.
Each listing stays bound to the producer who entered it, so the name on the box and the record in the network are the same thing.
Supply reaches
Restaurants, retailers and other food businesses search that same supply and build orders around what producers have listed. Households come to the same network to obtain food directly from the people who made it.
Neither side has to guess what the other has. What a producer enters is what a buyer finds.
Food Producer, Business Buyer and Consumer all work inside the same network. Supply a producer enters is the supply a buyer searches, and the food a consumer obtains — so the network replaces a chain of disconnected calls, lists and messages with one place where what is available is what is discoverable.
Producers
Growers, makers and processors list what they have and when it is ready, so buyers and households can source directly from the person who did the work.
Nashik, Maharashtra
GrowsTomatoes, shallots and okra across four acres, picked to order.
Lists weekly harvests to three restaurants in the city.
Hosur, Tamil Nadu
MakesSourdough, millet loaves and buns baked before sunrise.
Restocks two cafes and a neighbourhood store every morning.
Malpe, Karnataka
CatchesSeer fish, sardines and prawns landed on the morning tide.
Posts the day’s catch before the boats come in.
Anand, Gujarat
ProcessesFarm butter, paneer and curd from a forty-head herd.
Fulfils standing weekly orders for retailers and homes.
A sample of the supply moving through the network — harvested, baked, pressed and packed by named producers, priced per unit and ready to be sourced by restaurants, retailers and households.
Whether you grow, make, cook or buy, Amarya keeps the supply you contribute and the supply you need in the same connected place.
The Amarya network
Amarya is an intelligent distribution network. Producers list what they grow, make and process; restaurants, retailers and households find it and order it through the same system. One connected network instead of disconnected channels.
One crate, handed across the divide — the connection drawn on the first screen.
Live network
How the network works
Amarya is an intelligent distribution network connecting food producers to the businesses and consumers who need what they make.
Supply enters
Farms, food makers and processors list what they grow, make or process — the product, how much is available, and when it can move. One listing enters Amarya once and becomes part of the network, rather than being retold to every buyer who calls.
Each listing stays bound to the producer who entered it, so the name on the box and the record in the network are the same thing.
Supply reaches
Restaurants, retailers and other food businesses search that same supply and build orders around what producers have listed. Households come to the same network to obtain food directly from the people who made it.
Neither side has to guess what the other has. What a producer enters is what a buyer finds.
Food Producer, Business Buyer and Consumer all work inside the same network. Supply a producer enters is the supply a buyer searches, and the food a consumer obtains — so the network replaces a chain of disconnected calls, lists and messages with one place where what is available is what is discoverable.
Producers
Growers, makers and processors list what they have and when it is ready, so buyers and households can source directly from the person who did the work.
Nashik, Maharashtra
GrowsTomatoes, shallots and okra across four acres, picked to order.
Lists weekly harvests to three restaurants in the city.
Hosur, Tamil Nadu
MakesSourdough, millet loaves and buns baked before sunrise.
Restocks two cafes and a neighbourhood store every morning.
Malpe, Karnataka
CatchesSeer fish, sardines and prawns landed on the morning tide.
Posts the day’s catch before the boats come in.
Anand, Gujarat
ProcessesFarm butter, paneer and curd from a forty-head herd.
Fulfils standing weekly orders for retailers and homes.
A sample of the supply moving through the network — harvested, baked, pressed and packed by named producers, priced per unit and ready to be sourced by restaurants, retailers and households.
Whether you grow, make, cook or buy, Amarya keeps the supply you contribute and the supply you need in the same connected place.
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