0. Executive Summary
Judgment axis | detail |
| Item Identity | Swiss chard is a leafy vegetable belonging to the Beta vulgaris lineage. On Nongsaroo, it is referred to as Beta vulgaris var. cicla or subsp. cicla and is described as belonging to the genus Swiss chard in the family Chenopodiaceae. ( Nongsaroo ) |
| Key role | The leaves and leaf stalks are edible, and it is an item that can be converted into soup, seasoned vegetable dishes, blanched dishes, stir-fries, school meals, restaurant meals, fresh-cut products, young leaves, and colorful vegetable products. |
| Harvest characteristics | Due to the strong regenerative capacity of its leaves, it is possible to harvest not only the entire plant at once but also sequentially by repeatedly picking the outer leaves. ( Nongsaroo ) |
| Harvesting principle | Create a Lot by checking leaf size, leaf color, petiole color, leaf thickness, wounds, yellowing, wilting, bolting, pests and diseases, and harvest cycle. |
| Product separation | Separate general green chard, red-angled and colored chard, Swiss chard varieties, young leaves, harvested whole plants, sequentially harvested leaves, washed and cut products, and blanched and food ingredients. |
| Separation of similar items | Spinach is a separate Plant Entity, identified as Spinacia oleracea. Although beets and sugar beets belong to the same Beta vulgaris species group, they are separated into Product Entities from Swiss chard because their primary purposes are root production and sugar production, respectively. ( Nongsaroo ) |
| Growth characteristics | Nongsaroo suggests an optimal growth temperature of 15–18°C and an optimal germination temperature of 25°C, explaining that while it prefers a cool climate, it is relatively resistant to both heat and cold. ( Nongsaroo ) |
| soil | Nongsaroo suggests deep, well-drained sandy or clay soils, and neutral to slightly alkaline soils with a pH of 6.0 to 7.0 as suitable sites . |
| Cultivation method | Based on Nongsaroo standards, cultivation is possible in spring, summer, and autumn; in some cultivation methods, it can overwinter after the autumn harvest and be harvested again the following spring. ( Nongsaroo ) |
| Domestic statistics | The finalized national statistical values for the 2025 or latest nationwide modern chard cultivation area and production volume could not be obtained in this verification. They will be entered later after cross-verification with raw data from national statistics, KOSIS, local governments, and public distribution. |
| Safety Management | In the agricultural product classification of Food Safety Korea, Swiss chard is classified as a leafy vegetable. ( Food Safety Korea ) |
| Operating Principles | Connects variety, color, cultivation type, harvesting method, number of harvests, harvest date, lot, pesticides, washing, cutting, blanching, refrigerated distribution, and buyer evaluation. |
| Final goal | It connects the RFQs, delivery, inspection, claims, and repurchase of farmers, producer organizations, on-site distribution, pre-processing facilities, catering/restaurants, meal kits/HMR, distribution/PB buyers. |
1. Plant Identity & Product Master
division | Registration details |
| Korean name | modern |
| English name | Leaf beet / Chard / Swiss chard |
| Representative scientific name | Beta vulgaris var. cicla / Beta vulgaris subsp. cicla — Parallel management of notation by source ( Nongsaroo ) |
| Top Species | Beta vulgaris |
| classification | Based on data from the Rural Development Administration, Chenopodiaceae, genus Swiss chard ( Nongsaroo ) |
| Edible parts | Leaves, petioles, young leaves |
| Non-edible · Separate management | Roots, seeds, seedlings for cultivation, flower stalks and seed products after bolting, diseased and decayed parts |
| Major harvesting stages | Young leaves → Early marketable leaves → Sequentially harvested leaves → Mature plant → Regenerated leaves after overwintering → Bolting and flowering stage |
| Basic product form | Green Swiss chard, Red ascension Swiss chard, Colored Swiss chard, Young leaves, Bundle chard, Head type, Washed chard, Cut chard, Raw material for blanching, Fresh-cut |
| Basic processing stage | Sowing → Growth → Thinning → Sequential harvesting of outer leaves or harvesting of entire plants → Sorting → Cooling → Washing → Dehydration → Cutting → Blanching → Cooling → Subdivision and packaging |
| Basic use | Soup, seasoned greens, blanched dishes, stir-fried dishes, some wraps and salads, school and public meals, eating out, meal kits, HMR, Fresh-cut |
| Similarity Principle | It is managed as a separate Plant/Product Entity from spinach, beets, sugar beets, mallow, bok choy, etc. |
Product Master
Product Master | Key Management Standards |
| General green modern | Variety, leaf size, leaf color, leaf stalk, harvest date |
| Right Ascension Modern | Leaf stalk redness, leaf color, uniformity, commercial use |
| Swiss chard | Variety, petiole color, width, leaf size, salad, dining out use |
| White-winged large-leaf lineage | Leaf width, leaf stalk, plant size, cooking uses |
| Young Swiss chard | Harvest age, leaf size, color, hygiene |
| Sequential harvesting of Swiss chard | Harvest cycle, harvest date, leaf size, regeneration status |
| Crop harvest Swiss chard | Plant weight, number of leaves, uniformity, root pruning |
| Bundle modernity | Quantity · Weight · Leaf Length · Packaging |
| Washed Swiss chard | Raw Material Lot · Washing Water · Dehydration · Microorganisms |
| modern cutting | Leaf/petiole ratio, cutting length, washing |
| Swiss chard for blanching | Raw material specifications, blanching yield, color, and texture |
| For school meals | Safety, Standards, Finishing Rate, Delivery Time |
| For dining out | Leaf size, cooking yield, and delivery cycle |
| Meal Kits · HMR | Washing, cutting, portioning, refrigeration |
| Colorful Vegetable Mix | Colored leaf stalks, young leaves, mixed composition |
| PB small packaging | Origin, Product Type, Weight, Brand |
| Selected items | Possibility of yellowing, wounds, disease, non-standard, or processing conversion |
2. Product Classification & Use Segmentation
Classification criteria | Subdivision type | Management principles |
| Species Group | Swiss chard / Beetroot / Sugar beet | Same Beta vulgaris species, but separated into edible organs and industrial roles |
| Plant classification | Swiss chard / Spinach / Malva verticillata, etc. | Consolidation Prohibited Based Solely on Similarity in Appearance or Cooking Use |
| Variety/Color | Green / Right Ascension / White Ascension / Multicolor Swiss chard | Separation by variety and leaf stalk color |
| Harvesting stage | Young leaves / Marketable leaves / Mature leaves / Overwintering regenerated leaves / Before bolting | Separation of specifications by product |
| Harvesting method | Sequential harvesting of outer leaves / Harvesting of whole plants / Harvesting of young leaves all at once | Harvest Type Required |
| Cultivation method | Spring / Summer / Autumn / Overwintering/Regeneration | Connecting Nongsaroo's official schedule with actual local cultivation |
| Cultivation type | Open field / Facility / Other | Separation of production environment, quality, and harvest cycle |
| Distribution methods | Raw materials from the source / Bundling / Small packaging / Washing / Pre-processing | Step-by-step Lot inheritance |
| Processing form | Washing / Cutting / Blanching / Cooling / Portioning | Process Lot Separation |
| Final use | Home / School Meals / Dining Out / Salad / Meal Kit / HMR / Private Brand | Separation of Buyer Specification |
| Transaction type | Source Procurement / Regular Supply / Contract Farming / Pre-processing / PB | Quantity, unit price, and contract are Verified/NDA |
3. Production, Harvest & Post-harvest
The Rural Development Administration suggests an optimal germination temperature of 25°C and a temperature of 15–18°C for seedling cultivation and growth, recommending deep, well-drained soil with a pH of 6.0–7.0 as suitable site conditions. Swiss chard is relatively resistant to heat and cold, and flower stalks may elongate under high temperature and long-day conditions. ( Nongsaroo )
According to the cropping data on Nongsaroo, spring cultivation is presented as sowing from early March to late April and harvesting from late April to late June; summer cultivation as sowing from early May to late June and harvesting from late June to late July; and autumn cultivation as sowing from early September to late October and harvesting in November. ( Nongsaroo )
step | Essential Dataset | Management purpose |
| Cultivation plan | Region, variety, cultivation type, area, contract status | Estimated supply |
| satellite | Variety · Seed Company · Seed Lot | Variety Traceability |
| sowing | Sowing date, sowing quantity, field | Production history |
| germination | Germination date, germination rate, temperature | Early growth |
| Thinning | True leaves, plant spacing, work days | Uniformity of abandonment |
| soil | pH · Soil depth · Organic matter · Drainage | growing environment |
| Watering | Water source, date, and quantity | Leaf Growth and Wilt Management |
| dispute | Fertilizer, Input Amount, Timing | Leaf regeneration and yield |
| rising | Temperature, rainfall, humidity, sunshine, and day length | Growth and bolting prediction |
| Growth | Number of leaves, leaf length, width, petiole, color | Harvest forecasting |
| bolting | Flower stalk emergence date, temperature, and day length | Productability Management |
| pests | Occurrence, Damage, and Control | Quality and quantity |
| pesticide | Medication, Date of Use, Safe Use Period | Pesticide residue verification |
| First harvest judgment | Leaf size, color, texture, and appearance | Shipment begins |
| Sequential harvesting | Harvest cycle, date, number of leaves, weight | Repetitive Production Runtime |
| Harvest of heads | Plant weight, number of leaves, harvest date | Raw Material Lot |
| Winter management | Remaining stock, low temperature, regenerated state | Next harvest potential |
| Regeneration harvest | Regeneration Date · Harvest Cycle · Quantity | Long-term productivity |
| Selection | Leaf size, color, wounds, yellowing, foreign matter | Buyer specifications |
| cooling | Temperature and time | wilting inhibition |
| purifying | Washing water, method, and time | Hygiene management |
| dehydration | Time and method | Fresh-cut |
| cutting | Leaf, petiole length, cutting specifications | School Meals · HMR |
| blanching | Temperature, Time, Yield | Cooking and Pre-processing |
| packaging | Weight, packaging material, and packaging date | Traceability |
| save | Temperature, humidity, and period | Freshness |
| delivery | Refrigeration Conditions · Time · Buyer | Cold-chain |
| Incoming inspection | Specifications, foreign matter, wilting, color | Delivery evaluation |
| Claim | Reason, Quantity, and Responsibility | Supplier Score |
| Repurchase | Buyer · Product · Quantity | Next cultivation plan |
4. Quality Specification & Lot Management
Quality items | Fresh Swiss chard | Washing and cutting | Blanching · School Meals | Fresh-cut·Mix | Public rating |
| Origin·Variety·Farm·Lot | core | core | core | core | Verified |
| Cultivation type and harvest date | core | core | importance | core | Verified |
| Harvest cycle | core | importance | importance | importance | Verified/NDA |
| Leaf size | core | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| Leaf thickness | importance | importance | core | importance | Verified/NDA |
| Leaf color | core | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| Leaf stalk color | core | core | importance | core | Verified/NDA |
| Leaf stalk width and length | importance | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| texture | importance | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| Yellowing and wilting | core | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| bolting | core | importance | importance | importance | Verified/NDA |
| wounds/pressures | core | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| pests | core | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| Soil and foreign matter | core | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| Pesticide usage records | core | core | core | core | NDA |
| Pesticide Residue Test Report | core | core | core | core | NDA |
| Cleaning history | By product | core | core | core | NDA |
| microorganism | importance | core | core | core | NDA |
| Cutting specifications | Not applicable | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| Blanching history | Not applicable | Not applicable | core | By product | NDA |
| Packaging weight | core | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| refrigeration conditions | importance | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| Expiration date | By Product | core | core | core | Verified/NDA |
| Incoming inspection | importance | core | core | core | NDA |
| Returns and Claims | importance | core | core | core | NDA |
| Repurchase | importance | core | core | core | NDA |
Lot Master Required Field
Lot ID · Item · Product Type · Species Group · Scientific Name · Variety · Leaf Stalk Color · Cultivation Method · Crop Type · Origin · Cultivation Area · Producer · Sowing Date · Harvesting Method · Harvest Cycle · Harvest Date · Leaf Length · Width · Thickness · Color · Leaf Stalk Length · Width · Color · Plant Weight · Specifications · Grade · Bolting · Yellowing · Wilting · Damage · Pests · Foreign Matter · Pesticide Use History · Pesticide Residue · Microbial Test Report · Raw Material Lot · Washing · Dehydration · Cutting · Blanching History · Processing Yield · Packaging Date · Use-by Date · Storage Conditions · Shipper · Refrigerated Delivery · Incoming Inspection · Returns · Claims · Repurchase
5. Korea Market & Demand Structure
Customers | Purchase criteria | Cooperation opportunities |
| Farm and Producer Organizations | Variety, Cultivation Type, Harvest Date, Specifications, Quantity | Joint shipment and contract farming |
| Nonghyup · Production Area Distribution | Leaf size, color, bundle, sorting | Joint Selection RFQ |
| wholesale market | Freshness, Leaf Size, Weight, Packaging | Shipment from the production area |
| local food | Producer, region, harvest date | Direct transaction |
| Large-scale distribution | Appearance, weight, small packaging, supply stability | PB · Regular supply |
| food ingredient company | Specifications, Finishing Rate, Safety, Delivery Time | Foodservice and catering supply |
| School and public meals | Pesticide residues, foreign matter, standards, inspection | School Meal RFQ |
| Hospital and welfare meals | Preparation rate, cooking ability, regular supply | Contract delivery |
| Korean food service industry | Suitability for leaves, leaf stalks, soup, and blanching | Foodservice RFQ |
| Hotel · Restaurant | Swiss chard color, appearance, and special specifications | Premium RFQ |
| salad maker | Young leaves, colored leaf stalks, microorganisms | Baby Leaf RFQ |
| Meal kit company | Washing, cutting, portioning, refrigeration | Preprocessing Modern |
| HMR companies | Blanching, cooking yield, color | HMR ingredients |
| Online distribution | Origin, Harvest Date, Small Packaging | Direct from the farm |
| PB business operator | Product form, packaging, and regionality | Modern PB |
| Seed company | Variety, Color, Heat Tolerance, Yield | Variety verification |
| Research Institute | Variety · Harvest Cycle · Regeneration · Storage | joint research |
| local government | Leafy vegetables · Local food · School meals · Greenhouse cultivation | Regional Modern AX Project |
6. Trade & Supply-chain Intelligence
step | Key variables | Operational judgment |
| satellite | Variety · Color · Seed Lot | Product conformity |
| sowing | Crop type, sowing date, region | Expected harvest |
| production | Weather, Soil, Irrigation, Growth | Supply risk |
| Sequential harvesting | Harvest cycle, number of leaves, weight | Possibility of repeat supply |
| Harvest of heads | Plant weight and number of leaves | Raw Material Lot |
| Overwintering and regeneration | Survival Week · Regeneration Day · Harvest | Extension of production period |
| Selection | Size, color, damage, wilting | Buyer specifications |
| Cooling and packaging | Temperature, Weight, Packaging | Freshness |
| purifying | water, foreign matter, microorganisms | School Meals · Fresh-cut |
| cutting | Leaf and petiole specifications | HMR · School Meals |
| blanching | Temperature, Time, Yield | semi-prepared food products |
| refrigerated distribution | Temperature and time | Quality responsibility |
| RFQ | Product · Specifications · Quantity · Delivery Date | AI Match |
| contract | Quantity, Unit Price, Inspection, Responsibility | Terms of trade |
| delivery | Lot · Quantity · Delivery | Implementation verification |
| Buyer rating | Prep rate, cooking yield, freshness | Supplier Score |
| Repurchase | Reorders/Contract Extensions | Production planning feedback |
7. Processing, By-products & PRP Intelligence
Products and processes | Key conditions | RFQ conversion |
| General green modern | Leaf size, leaf color, and harvest date | Retail and Food Service RFQ |
| Right Ascension Modern | Leaf stalk color, leaf size, and uniformity | Food Service & Private Brand RFQ |
| Swiss chard | Multicolored leaf stalks, size, and appearance | Hotel & Salad RFQ |
| young leaves | Harvesting stage, color, microorganisms | Baby Leaf RFQ |
| Bundle modernity | Number, weight, and uniformity | Retail RFQ |
| Washed Swiss chard | Washing, dehydration, microorganisms | School meals · Meal kits |
| modern cutting | Leaf-petiole ratio-cut size | School Meals · HMR |
| Blanched Swiss chard | Blanching time, cooling, and yield | Namul · HMR |
| semi-finished cooking products | Blanching · Portioning · Refrigeration | Dining Out & School Meals |
| Fresh-cut Mix | Young leaves, colored chard, mixing ratio | Salad · PB |
| Candidates for dried raw materials | Raw Material Lot · Dryness · Moisture · Color | Food ingredient verification |
| Powder candidate | Drying, Grinding, Particle Size | Food material verification |
| Leaves excluded from selection | Yellowing, Wounds, Safety | Separate verification of processing conversion |
| Leaf stalks and cultivation residues | Amount/State | Review of compost, animal feed, and resource utilization |
PRP — Product Research Profile
PRP items | Details of investigation and verification |
| PRP-01 Species | Modernity–Beet–Sugar Beet Relationship and Product Boundaries |
| PRP-02 variety | Comparison of Native, Western, and Swiss Chards |
| PRP-03 petiole color | Marketability of green, white, red, and multi-colored |
| PRP-04 Spring Cultivation | Sowing, Harvesting, Quality |
| PRP-05 Summer Cultivation | High temperature adaptation, growth, and yield |
| PRP-06 Autumn Cultivation | Possibility of shipment and overwintering |
| PRP-07 Overwintering | Survival rate, regeneration, next harvest |
| PRP-08 Sequential Harvest | Quantity and quality by harvest cycle |
| PRP-09 Head Harvest | Abandoned weight · Commercialization rate |
| PRP-10 | Temperature, day length, variety, and marketability |
| PRP-11 cleaning | Foreign matter, wash water, microorganisms |
| PRP-12 blanching | Color, texture, and yield |
| PRP-13 Fresh-cut | Young leaves, cutting, refrigeration, microorganisms |
| PRP-14 feed | Trimming rate, inspection, cooking yield |
| PRP-15 dining out | Color, leaf stalk, cooking suitability |
| PRP-16 storage | Yellowing, wilting, and loss |
| PRP-17 Buyer | Specifications · MOQ · Delivery · Inspection |
| PRP-18 Reorder | Harvest Cycle · Quality · Reorder |
| PRP-19 byproduct | Utilization of non-marketable leaves, leaf stalks, and residues |
8. AX Transformation
first of all | Execution item | Performance indicators |
| 1 | Make Variety, Crop Type, Harvesting Method, Harvest Cycle, Harvest Date, and Lot mandatory values | Required value input rate |
| 2 | Green–Red-stem–Swiss chard–Young leaves–Washing–Blanching Product separation | Misclassification reduction rate |
| 3 | Linking weather, growth, and bolting data | Accuracy of Nomination Prediction |
| 4 | Measuring leaf length, width, and area using AI video | Accuracy of specification judgment |
| 5 | Automatic determination of leaf stalk color and width | Variety and Product Judgment Rate |
| 6 | Image detection of chlorosis, wilting, and lesions | Quality detection rate |
| 7 | Automatic recording of production volume by sequential harvesting cycle | Completeness of production data |
| 8 | Yield and Regeneration Harvest Prediction | Supply forecasting accuracy |
| 9 | Pesticide Use – Harvest – Report Linkage | Document linkage rate |
| 10 | Datafication of cleaning and microbiology | Hygiene history rate |
| 11 | Data conversion of yield before and after blanching | Processing yield accuracy |
| 12 | Cold-chain temperature and time tracking | Refrigeration compliance rate |
| 13 | Farm–School Meals–Restaurant–HMR Buyer AI Match | RFQ Match Rate |
| 14 | Buyer Trimming Rate · Cooking Yield · Claim Feedback | Delivery conformity rate |
| 15 | Reflect repurchase in the next planting and sequential harvesting plan | Repurchase linkage rate |
9. Industry Problem Bank
Problem group | Problem Definition | Required data |
| A mixture of beat and wartime | Confused with the root vegetable beet due to the same Beta vulgaris | Species · Edible Parts · Product |
| Spinach and market mixing | Treated as the same item due to similar cooking methods and leaf shapes | Scientific name, variety, and specifications |
| Difference in scientific name notation | The notation for var. cicla and subsp. cicla varies by source | Taxonomy · Source · Version |
| Mixed varieties | Green, right ascension, and Swiss chard characteristics are not reflected in trading | Variety · Color · Buyer |
| Lack of sequential harvesting history | Insufficient tracking of the harvest cycle and quality of recurring crops | Harvest cycle, quantity, and quality |
| Mixed harvest of whole plants and leaves | Differences in specifications and productivity based on Harvest Type | Harvesting method, plant, leaf |
| bolting | Marketability decreases due to flower stalk elongation under high temperatures and long days. | Temperature, Day Length, Bolting |
| Leaf quality variation | Variation in size, thickness, and color | Variety, Growth, Grade |
| Leaf stalk size deviation | Width, length, and color do not match Buyer's requirements | Leaf stalk · Buyer specifications |
| Yellowing and wilting | Freshness deterioration after harvest | Harvest, Temperature, and Humidity |
| pests | Decrease in leaf marketability and yield | Occurrence, Control, and Damage |
| pesticide residues | Need for safety management of leafy vegetables | Pesticides, Harvest Date, Inspection |
| Soil and foreign matter | Foreign matter found between packaging and leaf stalks | Sorting, washing, and inspection |
| Washing hygiene | Microbial management is necessary after pretreatment. | Washing water, process, microorganisms |
| Blanching yield variation | Yield difference based on leaf-to-petiole ratio | Raw material and finished product weight |
| Discrepancy in school meal standards | Differences in trimming rate, leaf size, and foreign matter standards | Buyer Specification |
| supply forecasting | Inability to utilize sequential harvesting characteristics in procurement planning | Growth, number of harvests, and estimated yield |
| Lack of wintering data | The possibility of regeneration harvest after overwintering is not reflected in the supply plan. | Overwintering, Survival, Regeneration |
| Raw Material–Processed Lot Disconnection | Difficulty tracing producers after washing and blanching | Raw Lot · Process Lot |
| Repurchase not reflected | Buyer rating is not linked to the next harvest/sowing | Inspection · Claims · Reorders |
| Lack of byproduct management | Failure to manage the amount of non-marketable leaves, leaf stalks, and residues | Generation volume and treatment costs |
10. Farmer RFQ & Collaboration Model
RFQ Type | Public Registration | Verify/NDA |
| General Green Modern Procurement | Origin, variety group, specifications, shipping time | Farm · Quantity · Unit Price · Lot |
| Right Ascension Modern | Leaf stalk color, leaf size, and uses | Variety, Quantity, Price |
| Swiss chard | Color composition, specifications, and food service use | Producer · MOQ · Unit Price |
| young leaves | Leaf size, color, packaging | Microorganisms, Quantity, Price |
| Regular supply | Product · Period · Delivery Zone | Weekly Volume, Unit Price, and Contract |
| contract farming | Variety, Cultivation Type, and Quality Standards | Area, Quantity, Unit Price |
| Sequential harvest supply | Variety, Harvest Period, Specifications | Quantity and unit price by batch |
| Washed Swiss chard | Washing, Packaging, Refrigeration | Test Report · MOQ · Price |
| modern cutting | Cutting specifications · Uses · Refrigeration | Facilities, Yield, Price |
| Blanched Swiss chard | Product form, packaging, and use | Process, Yield, Unit Price |
| School and public meals | Safety, Standards, Inspection, Delivery Time | Test Reports, Quantities, Contracts |
| dining out | Leaf size, leaf stalk, shipping cycle | Price and cooking yield |
| salad | Young leaves, colored chard, hygiene | Microorganisms and prices |
| Meal kit | Washing, cutting, and portioning | Sample · Expiration Date · Price |
| HMR | Blanching, cooking, and heating suitability | Yield, Contract, Unit Price |
| Distribution Private Brand | Origin, Product Type, Packaging | Brand · MOQ · Price |
| Technology demonstration | Sequential harvesting, image sorting, and harvest prediction | Sensors, AI, Test Results |
| Research cooperation | Variety · Overwintering · Bolting · Storage · Processing | Samples and test results |
| local government cooperation | Local food, school meals, greenhouse leafy vegetables | Farms, Facilities, and Business Conditions |
11. RFQ Request First
① Need Products & Materials
Companies and institutions seeking necessary products, agricultural products, raw materials, and processed goods register purchasing demands. Registered requests are utilized to review cooperation with potential suppliers and producers based on the RFQ Intelligence Library.
Process:
RFQ Registration → Supplier/Product Review → Collaboration Connection → Future AI Matching
Register
② We are looking for production and manufacturing partners. (Need Suppliers & Manufacturers)
Register a request to find necessary production and supply partners, ranging from farms and producer organizations to processing companies, OEM, ODM, and private label manufacturers.
Process:
RFQ Registration → Review of Production & Manufacturing Capabilities → Collaboration Connection → Future AI Partner Matching
Register
③ We are looking for domestic and international buyers. (Need Buyers)
Farmers, producer organizations, and manufacturing companies are requesting cooperation with new buyers, such as domestic and international distributors, importers, brand companies, and food service and catering businesses.
Process:
RFQ Registration → Product & Supply Capability Review → Market & Buyer Connection → Future AI Buyer Matching
Register
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Version History
Version | Main contents | situation |
| v1.0 | Modern plant identity · Species Group · Sequential harvesting · Washing · Blanching · Feeding · RFQ Basic structure registration | complete |
| v1.1 | Verification of raw data for official production, price, supply and demand, and taxonomy by nation and region | expected |
| v2.0 | Green · Red Chard · Swiss Chard · Young Leaves · Washed · Blanched Product Specification Separation | expected |
| v3.0 | Farm – Sequential Harvesting – Pre-processing – Food Service/Restaurant – HMR/PB Buyer Verified Container Combination | expected |
