Inputs to international buyers — eight stages, and the group company that runs each of them.
Production
Grown across our outgrower network and brought to a consistent, market-ready standard.
Grown across our outgrower network and processed for both local and institutional buyers.
Produced and aggregated for structured supply programmes around agreed quality and delivery terms.
A staple grain produced, dried, and bagged for distribution to markets and processors.
Cultivated and sourced for processors and buyers requiring consistent Ghanaian paddy rice supply.
Recently added to the supply portfolio, with drying and handling capacity visible in the field library.
Handled under contract farming arrangements where buyer requirements define volume and quality.
Grains & legumes
Nuts
Contract farming
Structured Supply
Maize and soybean sit at the centre of iFeed's structured supply offer: production, aggregation, quality management and offtake planning around the buyer's specification.
Built around specifications, not spot-market guesswork.
Supply conversations can cover target volumes, delivery periods, moisture, foreign matter, grain quality, documentation and storage or logistics needs.
Direct production plus aggregation, aligned with buyer specifications, delivery windows and contracted acreage.
Feed manufacturers, poultry and livestock industries, food processors, breweries, industrial processors and traders.
Production, aggregation, quality management and structured supply programmes built around moisture, foreign matter, grain quality and non-GMO requirements where applicable.
Food applications, animal feed, poultry feed, crushing and oil extraction, industrial processing and export markets.
Production growth is supported through farmer clusters, commercial growers and structured programmes that improve timing, quality and market access.
Supply can be organised around buyer specifications, with quality controls and records carried through aggregation and delivery.
Reliable delivery depends on coordinated teams across production, trading, technical support, finance, warehousing and logistics.
Pre-season planning aligns crop, acreage, inputs and expected delivery.
Quality controls are agreed around the buyer's actual specification.
Multi-season relationships are preferred over one-off spot transactions.
End to end
Most agribusinesses own a step or two and depend on somebody else for the rest. The Safo-Sarpong Group owns every stage — and names the company running each one.
Value Chain
Certified seed, fertiliser and crop protection put in farmers' hands before the season starts, not after it has gone wrong.
Handled By
iFeed Agribusiness & Farms & PapaAgric
Value Chain
Our own land and staff working more than 3,000 acres, alongside an outgrower network cultivating to the same standard.
Handled By
iFeed Agribusiness & Farms
Value Chain
Land clearing, tillage, planting, spraying and harvesting, run with trained operators — the stage at which a season either starts well or starts late.
Handled By
iMTS
Value Chain
Harvest gathered from our own fields and from a standing farmer network, bought at a posted price on agreed grade terms.
Handled By
PapaAgric
Value Chain
Drying to target moisture, cleaning, grading against a written specification, and tagging every lot to the farm it came from.
Handled By
PapaAgric
Value Chain
Treated, ventilated warehousing that holds condition through the lean season, so supply in March is agreed in November.
Handled By
PapaAgric
Value Chain
Grain moved between farm, store, mill and port by the group's own transport arm — the leg most supply chains lose time on.
Handled By
iFeed Logistics
Value Chain
Aggregated to vessel quantities, conditioned to the contracted specification, and documented for the buyer and their inspector.
Handled By
PapaAgric
From production to distribution, let's discuss how our value chain can supply your business reliably.
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