Farmers deliver bulk loads to the GANT`s Calgary operations center. Grain is weighed, sampled and scheduled for processing.
How GANT moves grain from farm to global buyer
A four step model that combines warehouse processing, digital listing, instant settlement and risk intelligence.
Grain is dried, cleaned and cooled through dryer lines, tested in the QC lab and packaged into 25 kg bags on 1 MT pallets, each with a BatchLotID and Serial.
Verified lots appear on the farmer dashboard and on GANT Exchange, with benchmark linked pricing, quality data, QR traceability and corridor risk scores visible to buyers.
Buyers place escrow backed bids, GANT coordinates export documents and handover to drayage and rail. Container IoT and QR codes provide traceability to port and final buyer.
A warehouse built for export grade, identity preserved grain
The GANT warehouse is the operational anchor of the platform. It converts bulk deliveries into export ready, quality controlled and fully traceable lots.
What is inside
Processing, quality control and storage in one facility
- •Grain dryer and cleaning lines sized for Western Canadian harvest flows.
- •QC lab with NIR, moisture, protein and mycotoxin testing, plus retained samples.
- •Automated 25 kg bagging line, palletizer and shrink wrapping for 1 MT pallets.
- •High density racking with WMS tracking pallets by BatchLotID and Serial.
- •IoT sensors monitoring temperature and humidity, with data stored in cloud time series databases.
- •CFIA integrated workflow for sanitary and phytosanitary documentation.
Software and capital stacked on top of physical operations
GANT adds digital assurance on top of the warehouse. Every lot carries a traceability profile, a corridor risk score and a defined financing path.
QR enabled identity preserved lots
Each pallet inherits a BatchLotID and Serial. After purchase, buyers receive a QR code that links to quality data, chain of custody events and container IoT summaries.
See traceability architecture →Corridor and shipment risk scoring
The Corridor Risk Engine and Dynamic Shipment Risk Engine ingest rail bulletins, port notices, weather and IoT data to score routes and shipments in near real time.
Learn about the Corridor Risk Engine →Farmer and buyer access to working capital
Farmers can unlock a portion of the value of their stored grain, while buyers rely on escrow backed trades and structured credit for shipments, with all flows tied to verified lots.
View financing model →Designed for farmers, buyers and governments
GANT aligns incentives across producers, buyers and public sector partners. Each stakeholder sees a different surface, built on the same verified data.
Farmers and cooperatives
Turn bulk harvest into export grade, identity preserved lots with direct access to buyers.
- Deliver bulk grain to a warehouse that acts as processor and operator of record.
- Receive quality results, listing support and access to pre sale financing.
- Capture more of the export value while remaining anonymous to buyers if preferred.
Buyers, millers and traders
Source Canadian grain with verified origin, quality and compliance, plus a clear risk and logistics view.
- View available lots, corridor risk, benchmark linked pricing and QC information.
- Place escrow backed trades and rely on GANT for export documentation and warehouse handover.
- Expose QR and traceability data to downstream customers and auditors if required.
Policies that sit under the technology
The platform is governed by documented policies on smallholder protection, pricing, climate impact and corridor risk. These frameworks guide future software and rule updates.
Compliance and documentation
How export documentation, phytosanitary workflows and structured data validation ensure every pallet meets destination-country requirements.
Read compliance architecture →Verified Value Index (VVI)
How GANT evaluates each lot using a weighted model covering quality, identity preservation, environmental data and logistics integrity.
Explore VVI methodology →Settlement and governance
How escrow-backed bids, corridor thresholds and platform rules interact to ensure predictable, trusted settlement for both sides of a trade.
View governance model →Corridor risk engine
How routes are monitored and scored, and how this intelligence feeds into trade decisions.
Explore Corridor Risk Engine →Signal that you want this infrastructure to exist
If you are a farmer, buyer, government partner or investor who sees value in a Canada anchored, warehouse backed and fully traceable agritrade platform, you can register a non binding letter of interest. This helps us size and structure pilot corridors.
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