Farm to Buyer. Direct.

Zimbabwe’s farms, selling direct to the people who buy from them.

Farmers list what they have harvested at their own price. Restaurants, hotels and shops ask once and the farms that have it quote them. Free for farmers and buyers.

For farms

A woman farmer crouched at the end of a drip-irrigated tomato row near Goromonzi at first light, checking a tomato over a black crate.

PriceYours

List what you picked. Set your price.

Buyers contact you directly. Free, always.

My Farm in the farmer app: tomatoes at the farm’s own price, ready soon, with a Record harvest button; avocados out of season; covo below. Example data.

Farms that have it quote you directly. Free for farmers, free to ask. Or browse what is listed.

A farmer lifting a crate of cabbages off a pickup tailgate on the open ground at Mbare Musika before dawn, trucks and traders behind him.

Trips to townYour call

Buyers find your farm. You decide when to drive in.

Your listing shows what you really have. Sold out means sold out.

A buyer’s search for tomatoes on zunde.app: a farm’s listing with its photo, its readiness for domestic buyers, its town and its price. Example data.
A farm manager in a hairnet checking a Hass avocado at a roller grading table in an open-sided shed, the orchard and the Chipinge hills behind.

Next tierExport-ready

Get Export-ready. Zunde prepares you. It does not certify you.

Your farm is findable by buyers in Singapore, the EU and China between trade missions.

Market Readiness in the farmer app: Local, Domestic and Contract done, Export at 60 percent, with three steps verified and the phytosanitary certificate next. Example data.

Live on Zunde

What was picked this week, and who picked it.

Every row is a real harvest. The date is the day it came out of the ground. A held row is inside its spray withholding and is not for sale yet.

CropQuantityPickedFarmReadinessState
Fresh Organic Tomatoes9 crateMon 12 OctFarm no 4, Devon Estates · MaronderaReady for local buyersAVAILABLE

See this board across your own farms: aggregator · hotel or supermarket · school or government · co-op

For buyers

A chef in a white jacket checking a crate of tomatoes against a clipboard on a trolley at a hotel kitchen loading dock, the roller door half open.

Calls made0

Ask once. Farms quote you.

See the lot, the pick date and the price before you talk to anyone.

The Ask thread in the buyer app: an ask for 50 kg of tomatoes sent to four farms, and three farms’ quotes with a price per kilogram each. Example data.
A produce buyer in a hi-vis vest with a tablet turned away, one hand on a crate of butternut at a receiving dock beside a steel cold-room door.

Quality barYours

Publish what you source. See who is ready.

Farms and co-ops apply. You see their readiness against your bar. Contact is direct.

The Spec Sheet: the crops a buyer sources, the requirements on its bar, and the farms on its programme with their Market Readiness. Example data.

For organisations

A packhouse manager in a white coat and hairnet between an avocado sorting line and a whiteboard, the cold-store door at the end of the room.

Supplier farmsOne board

Every supplier’s readiness, in one view. Show it to your buyers.

GLOBALG.A.P., HACCP, GACC and EU phyto gaps per farm, with the evidence. A public Trust Center for the whole group.

The Intake Board: supplier farms down the side, schemes across the top, each cell stamped ready or showing its gap, with one gap opened to name the requirement. Example data.
A cooperative manager at a wooden table with a hardback ledger in a brick depot, members setting down crates, the open doors and apron behind.

Sold asOne supplier

Pool the harvest. Apply as one.

Members commit capacity. The co-op meets the volume. Group certification is shared.

The Members’ Ledger: member farms and the tomatoes each has pledged a week, what the co-op has confirmed and what is still waiting. Example data.
A school bursar at a kitchen serving hatch ticking a delivery register while a kitchen worker carries a crate of vegetables past the pots.

The tenderStill yours

Prequalify suppliers. Keep your own tender.

Registration, tax clearance and food safety checked once, with an audit trail you export.

The Register: prequalified farms as numbered entries, each criterion stamped verified or missing. Example data.