Reserve production: secure your share of a coming season
Buy part of a grower's harvest before it is picked. You lock in volume for your programme; the grower gets a committed buyer and can plan, and sometimes finance, the season. MagriWorld verifies the grower and follows the crop on the ground.
How it works
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A verified grower publishes a programme
Product, variety, farm and hectares, season window, expected volume, how many lots are offered, price basis, deposit and what happens if the harvest falls short. Only suppliers we have visited and verified can publish.
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You reserve the lots you need
On the MagriWorld Marketplace. A request is not binding: it tells the grower what you want.
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The grower confirms
Lots are never oversold. Once confirmed, you both get each other's contact details.
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You sign a written contract together
Price, deposit, quality, delivery schedule and the shortfall rule. Any deposit is paid by you directly to the grower.
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You follow the season
Field updates with dated photos from the grower, and MagriWorld visit reports, are posted on the programme and emailed to you.
What every programme tells you
- Product, variety and where it is grown, with hectares
- Season window and expected volume
- Lot size and how many lots are offered
- Price, or how the price will be set (fixed, or market-based)
- Deposit, if any, and what it pays for
- What happens if the harvest falls short: pro-rata refund, replacement, carry-over or a rule written in the contract
- Certifications declared by the grower
Money and risk, in plain words
- MagriWorld never receives, holds or transfers your money. Any deposit goes from you to the grower, under your contract.
- Farming carries real risk — weather, pests, yields. That is why every programme states its shortfall rule before you commit.
- Nobody can guarantee a harvest, including us. What we do is check the grower in person and report what we see during the season.
- This is buying produce in advance, not an investment: you receive product, not a financial return.
Questions buyers ask
Is a reservation binding?
Not on its own. A request tells the grower what you want; once they confirm, you sign a written contract together, and that contract is what binds you both.
Who holds the deposit?
The grower, under your contract. MagriWorld never holds money for buyers or growers.
What if the harvest is smaller than expected?
The programme says it before you reserve: a pro-rata refund of any deposit, replacement from another verified farm, carry-over to the next season, or a rule written in the contract. Growers are also asked not to offer their whole expected volume, to keep a margin.
How do I know the grower is real?
Only suppliers MagriWorld has visited and verified can publish a programme. During the season you get dated photos and our visit reports, and you can come and see the farm yourself.
Can I visit the farm?
Yes. We arrange the visit to the farm, and you are welcome to meet us in Larache — before you reserve or during the season.
Does MagriWorld take a commission?
Reserving on the marketplace is free for now, and MagriWorld takes no commission on the trade between you and the grower.
See it for yourself before you commit
We live in Larache, in the heart of Moroccan agriculture. You're welcome to visit us any time, and the farm behind any programme — before you reserve or during the season. We arrange the visit, in Arabic, French or English. Contact us for the details.