Our impact

  1. Empower farmers and communities

    We strengthen farmer capabilities and local employment to build resilient livelihoods across the supply chain.

  2. Provide reliable market access

    We provide reliable market access that reduces risk and stabilises farmer income.

  3. Build zero-waste supply chains

    We reduce food loss by keeping more of the harvest in the human food supply chain.

  4. Create climate-friendly products

    We strengthen climate resilience by developing value-added pathways for underutilised crops.

  5. Unlock demand and global reach

    We unlock regional and global demand for locally produced ingredients.

We have impact on three levels:

2,410

tonnes of CO2e avoided

1 MLN

KG of food saved

249%

increase in farmers incomes

How do we arrive at these numbers?

At Farm to Feed, we measure our impact. We track how many KGs of fruits and vegetables we have rescued from farms. We use this to calculate the additional income to farmers and the tons of CO2 equivalent we have avoided from being emitted.

We are committed to the following Sustainable Development Goals

We generate additional income for smallholder farmers, who comprise a large proportion of the world’s rural poor, living on less than $2 a day

Farm to Feed makes fresh and healthy food more available and affordable by providing fresh produce at below market price, targeting mass markets including low-income communities.

Farm to Feed enables farmers to shift to more sustainable agricultural practices. Farm to Feed buys produce that normally doesn’t meet other buyers’ requirements and we create market demand for imperfect looking produce. This creates more certainty for farmers who may be more willing to take more risks in adopting different growing methods like regenerative agriculture.

Farm to Feed avoids greenhouse gas emissions in two ways:

  1. Offsetting similar demand: if food is eaten instead of discarded, less food will have to be produced and, with this, less emissions that are related to producing similar food will take place
  2. Avoiding food loss destination emissions: if food is eaten instead of discarded, emissions that are related to the food loss destination (eg. a landfill) will be avoided.

Farm to feed indirectly contributes to: