¶ What the TEIKEI System Makes Possible
FAIRSHARE = 2.0
→ At least 50% of the final price goes to the farm
The examples already make this clear:
This is not about a little more fairness.
This is about a fundamentally different distribution of value creation.
Today, it often works like this:
- The farm bears the risk
- The farm does the work
- The farm carries the responsibility
And in the end, 10% or less of the final price stays there.
TEIKEI reverses exactly that.
¶ What Changes in Concrete Terms
When you, as a producer, become part of TEIKEI, the following happens:
- You don’t just receive a price at the beginning
- You become part of the price formation itself
This means:
- No more €0.40 plus a small bonus
- Instead, a share of the final price that truly supports your work
With a FairShare rate of around 2.0, this means:
- About 50% of the final price goes directly to cultivation and production
- Not as a bonus
- But as the basis of the calculation
¶ What This Means for You as a Farm
- Your work is no longer squeezed, but supported
- You are no longer at the start of a chain, but at the center
- Your planning becomes more stable
- You are part of a network that truly supports you
And very concretely:
Instead of €4,400 for 10,000 kg,
it can become €15,000 or more
Not through negotiation,
not through surcharges,
but through a different structure
¶ What This Means for Communities
- You see where your money goes
- You are part of a supply community
- You can help shape prices
- You connect directly with the farms
Supply thus becomes something that is carried together
💡 What Makes TEIKEI Different
Not: a system where everyone has to secure their margin
But: a system based on cooperation
The final price is designed so that production is supported.
¶ More on the Mathematical Derivation Can Be Found in the Article
One level up: FairShare
Author: Felix Schröder, with the help of AI (ChatGPT)
Creation: written by Felix Schröder › formatted in Markdown by ChatGPT › published by Felix Schröder › layout adjusted by Claude
Created: 2026-03-27 · Last updated: 2026-05-08 · Questions or feedback? support@teikei.us