The startup operates an online trading platform that connects food manufacturers with distribution channels, enhancing the import and export of raw materials through a digitalized food chain structure. By implementing fair trade practices, the platform reduces disposal loss during manufacturing and increases operational efficiency for clients.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Food manufacturers often face challenges in sourcing raw materials and distributing their products efficiently, leading to disposal losses and hindering operational efficiency. Traditional supply chains can lack transparency and fair trade practices, impacting profitability and sustainability.
Solution
ICS-net operates an online B2B trading platform, called Sharesima, that directly connects food manufacturers with distribution channels to streamline the import and export of raw materials. The platform facilitates a digitalized food chain structure, promoting fair trade practices to minimize disposal losses during manufacturing and enhance operational efficiency. Sharesima also focuses on upcycling initiatives, connecting companies to transform unused ingredients into new food resources and reduce waste. By providing a comprehensive solution for sourcing, distribution, and waste reduction, ICS-net aims to create a more sustainable and efficient food manufacturing ecosystem.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes food manufacturers, distributors, and other stakeholders in the food industry seeking to optimize their supply chains, reduce waste, and promote sustainable practices.
Features
- Online marketplace connecting food manufacturers and distributors
- Platform for trading raw food materials
- Digitalized food chain structure for enhanced transparency
- Focus on fair trade practices
- Upcycling project connecting companies to transform unused ingredients into new food resources
- Facilitates the reduction of disposal loss during manufacturing
- Offers seminars on topics such as food development and factory digitization