From greenhouse, poultry house and fish farm to market-ready supply
We help plan and build agricultural operations, source their production inputs — and now help qualified buyers procure what those operations produce.
In short
Importers, wholesalers, processors and large retailers can send us a structured request for a recurring or seasonal supply programme. Our team clarifies the specification, approaches suitable producers and exporters, and returns comparable, documented offers. We coordinate the sourcing — we do not own farms, hold stock or resell produce, and we do not guarantee volumes, prices or outcomes.
One group across the value chain
| Stage | What we do | Where it is handled |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Plan and build | Scoping, CAPEX planning and sourcing of farm and processing infrastructure | Specialist platforms (SeedMatch, HatchMatch, FishMatch, ColdMatch) and Global B2B Group for lines and multi-sector projects |
| 2. Production inputs | Sourcing of feed, seed, propagation material and other inputs | FeedMatch, SeedMatch |
| 3. Market-ready supply | Procurement coordination of produce, poultry, eggs and aquaculture products for qualified buyers | Global B2B Group (this page) |
What we cover
- Fresh greenhouse and field produce — vegetables, fruit, herbs.
- Poultry meat and table eggs.
- Fish, shrimp and other aquaculture products, fresh or frozen.
- Recurring year-round programmes, seasonal programmes and trial shipments ahead of a programme.
How it works
- You send a structured request: product, grade, volume, origin and destination, delivery window, packaging, certifications, Incoterms and documents.
- A person on our team reviews it and asks clarifying questions. Requests under USD 250,000 total programme value stay on file without supplier outreach.
- We approach producers and exporters that fit the specification and ask for their certificates and references.
- You receive offers on one comparable basis. Identities are shared only when you approve an introduction.
- Contracts, payment and inspections are agreed directly between buyer and supplier; final due diligence remains with the buyer.
Cross-border requirements to verify
These vary by product, origin and destination. Treat them as questions to confirm for each route, not a fixed checklist.
- Traceability records back to farm, house or pond lot.
- Phytosanitary certificates for plant products; veterinary health certificates for poultry, eggs and aquaculture products.
- Export certificates and certificates of origin; eligibility of the producing establishment for the destination market.
- Import-country food-safety, residue and quality checks at border or on arrival.
- Suitable cold-chain logistics — temperature, pre-cooling, reefer capacity and transit time.
Sources
Request a produce supply programme
For importers, wholesalers, processors and retailers planning recurring or seasonal supply. The USD 250,000 minimum applies to the total annual or seasonal programme value — not to each shipment.
Free for buyers and supplier-neutral: no supplier pays to be included or recommended. Global B2B Group coordinates sourcing only — it is not a producer, trader, importer of record or logistics provider, and does not guarantee supply, quality, prices or savings. Programmes from USD 250,000 total annual or seasonal value.
Frequently asked questions
Does Global B2B Group buy or sell produce?
No. We do not own farms, hold inventory or trade on our own account. We coordinate sourcing on the buyer's behalf: we scope the programme, approach suitable producers and exporters, and present comparable offers. Contracts are made directly between buyer and supplier.
How does the USD 250,000 minimum apply?
It applies to the total annual or seasonal programme value, not to each shipment. Smaller requests are kept on file but do not enter supplier outreach.
Which products are covered?
Fresh greenhouse and field produce, poultry meat and eggs, and fish, shrimp and other aquaculture products — the sectors our group already works in.
When are supplier and buyer identities shared?
Only after our team has reviewed the request and you approve a specific introduction. Until then, neither side receives the other's name or contact details.
Which documents will a shipment need?
It depends on the product, origin and destination. Typical items to verify include phytosanitary or veterinary health certificates, export certificates, certificates of origin, traceability records and the importing country's food-safety and quality checks. Confirm each with the competent authorities for your route.