Food from cooperatives and farmers, directly and at a lower price
Neighbors order from cooperatives and farmers together. The collective order travels from the village in a single run. You see the farmer’s price and the cost of direct access to the farmer, and together they come to less than the chain store price.
The catalog lists farm products from your region
Each product shows the farm, the packaging and the farmer’s price. You fill a basket and pick it up at the cooperative site near your home.
Your basket joins the collective order of your site.
When the site’s order is complete, the farmer starts the delivery.
The site hands out orders by QR code.
Every part of the price is visible at SOSEDI
Along the way, the wholesale depot, the distribution center, the chain warehouse and the store each add their share to the farmer’s price. You go to the store yourself.
You see the farmer’s price and, separately, the cost of direct access to the farmer, that is, the run and the work of the sites. Together they come to less than the chain store price. The order arrives at the city site, and you pick it up there yourself.
Neighbors put together one order for the whole site
A cooperative site brings together neighbors who live nearby. The farmer names the smallest volume at which they deliver to the site at a lower price. When the neighbors’ baskets reach this volume, the collective order is complete, and the farmer starts the delivery.
Farmers choose the run days, and sites choose the pickup days.
One run links the village and the city
Farmers bring their products to the village site. The site receives them and sorts them by order.
The truck leaves once the collective order is complete and drives from the village site straight to the city site.
Neighbors in the village order together too. The truck comes back with their orders and returnable crates.
Neighbors create the site themselves
Members who live next to each other order through a shared order desk and know one another.
Members meet and decide to establish a cooperative site.
The site joins the shared network. Every member owns the cooperative equally with the others and votes at the general meeting.
Sites form a regional network
Several city sites connect to one village site. Each new site joins a ready route, shared rules and a shared order desk.
Our own food —
for our own people
We invite agricultural consumer cooperatives and farmers of the Republic of Bashkortostan to take part in the pilot project.