LINKED.FARM
- Type
- Technology Company
- Location
- Belgium
- Industries
- Food marketplace, Shortening supply chain, Direct to consumer
- Domains
- Feed
- Technologies
- Platform technology, Digital Marketplace, Platform & Service technologies
About LINKED.FARM
Linked.Farm is a Belgian cooperative platform focused on short supply chains. It provides tools for producers, hubs, shops, and restaurants that want to sell locally and directly in Belgium, combining digital commerce, logistics, and management support in one cooperative model.
The company positions itself as infrastructure for circuit-short distribution rather than as a traditional retailer. Its website presents Linked.Farm as a platform that helps different actors in the food chain work together, with tailored access for cooperators, individual producers, shops/hubs, restaurants, and wholesalers.
Core Values
- Short supply chains: Linked.Farm is built around direct and local food distribution, helping reduce the distance between producers and customers.
- Cooperation: The platform is organized as a cooperative, emphasizing shared participation among the actors using it.
- Practical enablement: Its offer is centered on giving food businesses concrete tools for selling, organizing, and managing short-chain commerce.
- Multi-actor collaboration: The model is designed to connect producers, hubs, shops, restaurants, and wholesalers in one system.
Unique Aspects
- Cooperative platform model: Linked.Farm is not just software; it is presented as a cooperative structure for the short-chain food economy.
- Built for multiple channel types: The platform serves producers, hubs, shops, restaurants, and wholesalers, making it broader than a single-channel sales tool.
- Belgium-focused short-chain infrastructure: Its positioning is specifically tied to selling in circuit court in Belgium.
- Integrated commerce and operations: The combination of webshop, logistics, and management support in one offer is a distinctive feature of the platform.