Getting Started and Overview › Glossary for the Networking Language · 2 min read
A micro-community is the smallest independently organized community within the TEIKEI network.
It consists of a few people who organize their food supply together.
Unlike main and sub-communities, it is not supplied via bulk logistics but through parcel delivery from a transit warehouse.
A micro-community can, for example, be:
It organizes itself independently and has its own community page within the TEIKEI network.
Micro-communities do not require a logistical delivery volume.
They are supplied with parcel-shippable products sent from a transit warehouse.
This makes micro-communities particularly suitable for:
Micro-communities receive – like main and sub-communities – their own community page.
You can register it via:
https://www.teikei.shop/gemeinschaften/ (external)
Micro-communities enable participation in the TEIKEI network even without their own bulk logistics.
They are particularly suitable for smaller groups and regions where the logistical delivery volumes of a main community have not yet been reached.
This allows new communities to become part of the network early on – and later grow into a sub- or main community if needed.
A micro-community is the smallest independent community in the TEIKEI network. It is supplied via a transit warehouse through parcel delivery and does not require a logistical delivery volume.
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Created on August 1, 2026 · Last updated on October 14, 2026
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