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The Agora Marketplace is the interface of the Agora for communities, commercial buyers, and wholesalers. Here, they order products and harvest shares, pay for them, and—after logging in—view their information and status.
Harvest shares, orders, payments, goods flows, regional consolidation, logistics, and pickup locations are made visible and manageable here.
The Agora Marketplace reveals how community-supported supply is practically organized.
It addresses simple questions:
The Agora is the whole: the shared space through which the Europe-regional food system is coordinated. It can also be used for products not grown in Europe, such as coffee and cocoa.
The Agora Marketplace is its interface.
The economic processing is handled by the respective national or regional structure.
The Agora Marketplace involves several movements.
The goods flow shows how food is moved.
For example:
Farm
→ Processing facility or packing house
→ Collection warehouse in the country of production
→ Distribution warehouse in the destination country
→ Pickup location
→ Members
The money flow shows how payments are passed on.
Members pay for harvest shares.
From these payments, producers, logistics, storage, and other involved tasks are funded.
The information flow shows what information is needed.
For example:
The diagrams for goods flow, money flow, information flow, and responsibility flow are located in one place: Agora Marketplace under "Architecture of the Agora." The procurement side (from the farm to the distribution warehouse), the distribution side (from the distribution warehouse to pickup locations), collection warehouses, distribution warehouses, and regional consolidation are described on the page Goods Flow in the Agora Marketplace.
The Agora is the whole.
The Agora Marketplace is its interface.
The procurement side shows the path from the farm, processing, and collection warehouse to the distribution warehouse.
The distribution side shows the path from the distribution warehouse to pickup locations or via regional consolidation.
This makes visible how harvest shares travel from the farm to the members.
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By Felix Schröder, with AI support (ChatGPT)
Created on May 14, 2026 · Last updated on October 13, 2026
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