About FarmAnchor Global
We are a Ghanaian agribusiness. We buy fresh produce directly from farms, supply institutions and businesses, and export selected products.
Our story
Ghanaian farmers grow good produce, but they often get only a small part of what buyers pay for it. A tomato or a pineapple can go through four or five traders before it reaches a kitchen. It costs more and is less fresh at every stage, and a lot of the harvest spoils on the way.
Buyers have the opposite problem. Prices change every week, quality is hard to predict and supply can run out when they need it most.
FarmAnchor Global was set up to shorten that chain. We buy directly from partner farms, then collect, grade and pack the produce and deliver it to institutions and businesses in Ghana. We also export some products. Farmers get more buyers and better prices, and buyers get supply they can rely on.
To connect farmers to profitable markets through a transparent, efficient, and sustainable produce supply chain.
To become the most trusted link between local farms and global markets.
Our values
How we work with farmers and buyers.
Transparency
Clear prices for farmers and buyers, and early warning when a harvest changes.
Reliability
We plan supply ahead so that what we promise arrives when we said it would.
Fairness
Farmers get a fair price for what they grow, and they get paid on time.
Sustainability
Less produce wasted after harvest, better farming practice and steady work with the same farmers year after year.
Where each grade goes
Because we supply three kinds of buyer, we can buy more of each harvest. The best fruit goes to export, Grade A to hotels and shops, and Grade B to schools and processors. Less goes to waste and farmers sell more of what they grow.
- 1International buyers
Export grade
Even size, colour and finish, packed to export specification.
- 2Hotels, restaurants and retail
Grade A
Produce ready for the shelf or the buffet.
- 3Institutions and processors
Grade B
Sound produce for school kitchens, canteens and processing.
Fewer middlemen between the farm and you
In most Ghanaian produce markets, crops pass through four or five traders before they reach a buyer. Each one adds cost and time, and produce spoils along the way. We buy from the farm and sell to you, so there is only one business in between.
How produce usually moves
- Farmer
- Village collector
- Market trader
- Wholesaler
- Retailer
- Buyer
- Farmers sell at the farm gate for a small share of the final price
- Produce changes hands several times and loses freshness
- Prices and quality change from week to week
- A lot of the harvest spoils before anyone buys it
How we do it
- Farmer
- FarmAnchor Global
- Buyer
- Farmers sell to us at prices agreed before harvest
- Fewer handling steps, so produce arrives fresher
- Buyers get graded produce at steady prices
- Planned harvests and proper crates mean less waste
Our impact
What a shorter supply chain means for farmers and for Ghana.
Higher farmer incomes
When farmers sell directly, more of the final price stays with them.
Less waste after harvest
Planned harvests, proper crates and quicker transport mean less produce rots before it is sold.
Fresher food for Ghana
A shorter supply chain gets fresher, safer produce to schools, hospitals and homes.
Jobs for young people and women
Collection, grading and transport create work in farming communities.
Looking for a regular produce supplier?
Tell us what you need, how much and how often, and we will send you prices and a delivery schedule.