Buyer specifications
A buyer brief records preferred variety, grades, indicative volumes, packaging and delivery terms for commercial costing.
Horticulture & market development
Connecting Ghanaian growers to high-value agricultural markets.
EL Giga is developing a horticulture and producer-network concept focused on high-value peppers, quality assurance and potential domestic and export markets.
Export-oriented horticulture
A proposed supply process, from buyer to grower.
Bird’s eye chilli and Legon 18 are being evaluated through a buyer-led model. The stages describe the intended supply chain, not confirmed contracts, farmers or export certification.
Crop and supply plans
Company plots and potential growers are allocated forecast volumes, field schedules and traceability requirements.
Field and lot records
Participating farms would record planting, approved inputs, harvest lots and quality information against the buyer brief.
Grading, delivery and payment
Approved produce lots are aggregated for delivery through JUKO or a separate trade partner, followed by settlement.
International market engagement
The route from buyer discussion to a first shipment.
Buyer contact leads to specifications, supply costing, trial produce and compliance checks before any commercial export order. FAGE engagement and European market access are development objectives.
Circular agriculture
From livestock manure to measured crop nutrition.
Our proposed nutrient cycle begins with manure recovery and treatment, followed by laboratory checks, controlled use and monitoring of soil performance and purchased inputs.
SOURCEManure collectionSource batches from poultry and livestock activity
QUALITYTreatment processControlled handling and food-safety procedures
SOILTesting and releaseNutrient and safety analysis before crop use
VALUEField applicationSoil-specific dosing and cost tracking
The concept complements—not replaces—appropriate crop protection and sound agronomy. EL Giga does not claim organic certification for these planned crops.
Entry points into the proposed supply process.
Buyers can share specifications, growers can register capacity, and service partners can discuss agronomy, testing, logistics and quality assurance.