About TradeNet
About TradeNet — Archive page from the market information platform that once ran on tradenet.biz.
This page is kept from the market information platform that ran on tradenet.biz in the 2000s and early 2010s. The platform no longer operates: prices, offers and listings here are historical records, not current market data, and personal contact details of members have been removed.
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TradeNet is a private company based in Accra, Ghana. Our goal is to create a platform where farmers and traders across the world can share market information via mobile networks and the web. TradeNet works in partnership with public donor-funded projects like USAID's Mistowa in West Africa and CGIAR's FoodNet in Uganda. TradeNet has been designed and produced by the company.
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recent press
the economist - Jan 25, 2007 Buy, Cell, Hold:
A plan is afoot to create a pan-African
market based on mobile phones
TradeNet, a software company based in Accra, Ghana, will unveil a simple sort of eBay for agricultural products across a dozen countries in west Africa. It lets buyers and sellers indicate what they are after and their contact information, which is sent to all relevant subscribers as an SMS text message in one of four languages. Interested parties can then reach others directly to do a deal...
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