Government-partnered supply data
Supply capacity data is cross-referenced against national commodity registries, export records, and seasonal production figures through partnerships with ministries of trade and agriculture across active markets.
Trade infrastructure for African commodities
Commodity Plus connects international buyers with verified agricultural and mineral suppliers through a single platform. Contracts reference international grading standards, quality is independently inspected at every stage, and payments are released against verified milestones.
How it works
Specify commodity, grade, volume, delivery window, price range, and preferred origin. Requests reference international grading standards including ICO, UNECE, and Codex Alimentarius. Route to the full verified supplier base or to pre-approved sources.
Verified suppliers respond with pricing, available capacity, and delivery commitments. Each response includes a platform-verified track record: orders fulfilled, volumes delivered, quality ratings from independent inspectors, and dispute history.
Contracts are built with commodity-specific clause templates, benchmark-referenced pricing with basis differentials, and guided Incoterms selection. Fixed or floating price structures. Every clause is versioned, every counter-proposal tracked, and digital signatures execute the agreement.
Inspectors verify quality at farm level, collection point, warehouse intake, and pre-shipment. Commodity-specific digital checklists are built against grading standards. Certificates are GPS-tagged, photo-evidenced, and timestamped. They cannot be edited after issuance.
Payment tranches are released when verified trigger events occur. Inspection passed, warehouse receipt issued, bill of lading presented. Funds move when evidence is confirmed. Letter of credit workflows are available for larger transactions.
Inspection certificates, phytosanitary documents, certificates of origin, bills of lading, and customs declarations are stored in a permanent, auditable record linked to each contract. Available for compliance reviews, audits, and import documentation.
Platform capabilities
The platform works directly with governments, suppliers, independent inspectors, and financial institutions to build verifiable trade infrastructure across African commodity markets.
Supply capacity data is cross-referenced against national commodity registries, export records, and seasonal production figures through partnerships with ministries of trade and agriculture across active markets.
Supplier profiles are built from verified trade data: orders fulfilled, volumes delivered, quality ratings from independent inspectors, on-time delivery rates, and dispute outcomes. Track records are earned, not self-reported.
Inspectors are trained against international grading standards and assigned automatically at contract milestones. Every certificate is commodity-specific, digitally signed, and permanently stored.
Suppliers can apply for working capital against confirmed orders. Applications draw on verified transaction history, farmer network size, and inspection records, enabling faster credit decisions from participating financial institutions.
For mineral commodities: full chain of custody from mine site to export point. ITSCI tags, independent assay results, OECD due diligence records, and EU Conflict Minerals Regulation documentation in a single auditable trail.
Seasonal production calendars, weather impact updates, regulatory changes, export restriction notices, and benchmark price movements contextualised by origin market.
Supplier directory
The directory is publicly searchable by commodity, country, grade, certification, and available volume. Supplier profiles show verified capacity, inspection history, and certifications.
Arabica Coffee — Bugisu AA
Sesame — Humera Whitish
Tin Concentrate — 70% Sn
Cocoa — Grade I
Standards library
ICO for coffee, UNECE for fresh produce, Codex Alimentarius for food safety, EAS for East African standards. Referenced directly in contracts, inspection checklists, and quality specifications. Maintained in partnership with national standards bodies.
Commodity coverage
Coffee, sesame, cocoa, tea, vanilla, pulses, oilseeds, fresh produce, dried fruits, spices, and grains. Grading standards from ICO, SCA, UNECE, and Codex. Phytosanitary integration with national agriculture ministries. From smallholder aggregation to containerised export.
Agricultural commoditiesTin, tantalum, tungsten, gold, cobalt, copper, coltan, manganese, and lithium. LME benchmarks, independent assay certification, mine site registry with conflict-free verification. Full chain of custody and OECD due diligence compliance.
Mineral commoditiesGet started
Specify commodity, grade, volume, delivery window, and price range. The platform matches your request to verified supply. There is no commitment until a contract is signed.