How It Works

How It works

How engineered supply works

1. Program reservation

The buyer submits product family, specifications, packaging format, target volume range, shipment window, and destination.

2. Feasibility approval

NaturaCrops validates real seasonality, farm availability, processing readiness, quality requirements, and logistics feasibility. Programs that are not feasible are not accepted.

3. Execution system activated

NaturaCrops activates its internal execution system, locking farms, processing capacity, quality control checkpoints, and shipment windows before production begins. Internally, this system is referred to as Crop-Link.

4. Farms locked

Farm clusters are contracted strictly according to the approved program scope

5. Factory allocated

Processing windows are reserved and quality specifications are fixed

6. Processing and quality control

Execution occurs strictly against approved specifications. Non-conforming output is rejected or corrected, not shipped.

7. Shipment

Shipment occurs only after quality clearance and shipment readiness

8. Balance payment and exit

The buyer pays the balance at shipment. The cycle exits. No commitments roll forward

Traditional Spot Buying vs Program-Based Supply (NaturaCrops)

Traditional Spot Buying NaturaCrops Program-Based Supply
Sourcing timing After harvest or near shipment Before the season
Supply visibility Limited, reactive Planned and locked
Farm allocation Open market, variable Contracted farm clusters
Processing capacity Sourced last-minute Reserved in advance
Quality consistency Varies by batch Defined by program specifications
Substitutions Common when supply tightens Not allowed without approval
Seasonality handling Hidden or overstated Planned and disclosed
Volume reliability Opportunistic Program-locked range
Shipment windows Estimated Defined and engineered
QC enforcement Often post-issue Embedded before shipment
Risk ownership Buyer absorbs most risk Risk engineered out before execution
Inventory exposure High None without buyer program
Capital efficiency Tied to uncertainty Deployed only against sold cycles
Accountability Diffuse One cycle, one execution owner