INDUSTRY 02 · Produce · dairy · dried fruit · grains & oils

Agriculture & food

For agricultural goods the hard part isn't growing—it's selling at a premium. Wholesale by ton, no code on the package, consumer lost after purchase: these three are unavoidable.

4 common starting points 3 typical sticking points Pricing by scope

Food and produce have naturally higher repurchase than other sectors—provided they can be remembered and recovered. One code on the package does three jobs at once: anti-diversion, traceability, and pooling customers into your own base.

These projects usually start with campaign codes (can-collect, card-collect, scan-to-buy), get redemption and data working, then decide on a membership system. Reverse it—store first—and often no one comes in.

01 Where things usually stall

01

Good goods can't fetch a good price

Stuck selling by ton at wholesale; the shelf recognizes the channel, not the brand.

02

Lost after the sale

No code on the package; next time the consumer buys whichever brand is on the shelf.

03

Diversion can't be traced

Batches, dealers, and regions don't line up; on a problem you can only recall the whole batch.

02 Where to start

03 What delivery looks like

What you get

A running site or system, admin backend, deployment docs, and an acceptance checklist that states the boundaries.

When to pay

Paid by milestone: signing, mid-point, launch. Each milestone has something acceptable—not time-based burn.

After launch

3–6 month warranty, someone picks up issues. First month we use it with you and fill the gaps.

Who you work with

The people you meet, who write the plan, and who write the code are the same. No handoffs; no re-explaining requirements.

Questions we often get for this industry

Will scan campaigns be gamed?
The redemption backend has anti-fraud: one scan per code, device rate-limit, store redemption logged. Rules set before launch; non-compliant codes are blocked outright.
Does traceability require changing the line?
Depends on existing coding equipment. Most lines just add one coder or labeler—days to two weeks.
How is pricing calculated?
By scope, not a flat quote. We list modules, then set the timeline; price follows scope. We give a detailed breakdown before signing; if you add requirements mid-way we re-quote—no 'let's see as we go' billing.

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