Around the world, agriculture is undergoing a quiet transformation. The way food is grown, moved, and trusted is no longer just a matter of logistics. It has become one of the most important questions of sustainability, food security, and economic inclusion.
Consumers want to know where their food comes from. Retailers and importers need verified standards. Governments are tightening regulations to protect both safety and the environment. And behind every bite of food are millions of smallholder farmers whose work remains largely invisible to the rest of the world.
We believe this future needs a better foundation. And that foundation starts at the farm.
The Missing Chapter of the Supply Chain Story
The modern food supply chain is global, complex, and interconnected. Fresh produce can travel thousands of kilometers, crossing borders, ports, and distribution centers before reaching a plate. Yet the first mile of that journey is still the least digitized.
Many of the most important details about how food is grown stay locked inside handwritten notebooks, memory, or scattered files. When the product finally reaches the market, there is no verifiable link to the work that created it. The result is a chain where quality, sustainability, and even origin are difficult to prove.
This gap doesn’t just create inefficiency. It creates lost value.
Farmers are unable to demonstrate their farming practices or meet rising sustainability expectations. Exporters face uncertainty when dealing with large global buyers. And financiers cannot evaluate risk because there is no verified operational history at the farm level.
We asked ourselves a simple question: What if the story of food could start at the source and travel with it everywhere it goes?
Image of farm activities being recorded and monitored on the DiMutoFarm mobile application
A First Step Toward Visible Agriculture
This is the purpose of the DiMutoFarm App.
The app enables farmers to document cultivation activities, record harvests, and build a digital identity for every field, using a simple mobile interface designed for emerging markets. Each action creates a data point, and each data point becomes part of the product’s own digital passport.
Once captured, this information connects seamlessly into the DiMutoClear platform, ensuring that the data created in the field follows the produce through the rest of the supply chain. Provenance, safety, sustainability practices, and harvest details are not claims. They are verified facts, secured on blockchain.
Image of farm activities tracked on the DiMutoClear platform
Artificial intelligence helps farmers and aggregators grade produce at the source, so quality is understood from the beginning. For the first time, farmers have tools that put data to work for them rather than collecting it downstream.
This is a step toward a world where:
farmers are visible participants in global trade
buyers make decisions based on real information
sustainability is proven, not promised
Why Collaboration Matters
No technology alone can change agriculture. Real change requires ecosystems, not standalone solutions.
Image of a GGF papaya harvest being quality checked using DiMutoFarm
That is why our work with Great Giant Foods (GGF) in Indonesia matters. GGF is one of Indonesia’s most recognized vertically integrated food companies, with a deep commitment to sustainable agriculture and circular economy practices.
Image of Tommy Wattimena, CEO of GGF (left) and Gary Loh, CEO and Founder, DiMuto (right)
Together, we are digitizing a network of farmers at scale, not through pilots or isolated experiments, but through integration into an existing agricultural ecosystem. This collaboration shows how a global food company can adopt digital tools not just for oversight, but to provide its growers with a pathway to better market access, higher recognition, and future financial inclusion.
It demonstrates what agriculture looks like when:
upstream data becomes part of downstream trust
sustainability is measured continuously
smallholder farmers join the digital economy
As GGF noted, digital transformation is about building a smarter, more transparent, and more inclusive agrifood system. We believe the same: technology should support the people who grow our food, not replace them.
The World We Want to Build
The future of agri-food trade will belong to the systems that are: transparent, efficient, and measurable.
It will reward the producers who can show their practices, comply with sustainability requirements, and deliver consistent quality. It will support buyers who want to reduce risk through real data. And it will help governments and industry achieve their environmental goals with accuracy instead of estimation.
In this future, every mango, pineapple, or vegetable carries its own story, backed by verifiable data.
Image of a GGF papaya harvest being recorded on the DiMutoClear platform
We believe the GGF partnership is a living example of what this future looks like. It shows how digital tools can strengthen rural communities, create trusted markets, and build food systems that are resilient, traceable, and sustainable.
And it proves one thing: the future of food is not built in boardrooms or laboratories, but in fields, by farmers, one data point at a time.
For growers, data and visibility are not abstract ideas. They determine your market access, your bargaining power, and the value of your harvest. That is why the DiMutoFarm App exists: to help you document your farming practices, build a digital identity, and connect your work directly to global buyers.
When your story is visible, your produce is valued differently.
Learn how the DiMutoFarm App helps growers turn their harvest into verified products with traceability and proof of origin: https://dimuto.io/dimutofarm/
Partnership brings unprecedented supply chain visibility from smallholder farms to global markets
JAKARTA, INDONESIA / SINGAPORE (December 4, 2025) – DiMuto, a global AgriFood Trade Solutions company, and Great Giant Foods (GGF), a leading vertically integrated food ecosystem and corporate parent of Great Giant Pineapple, have signed a strategic agreement for the development and implementation of DiMuto’s proprietary Farm App.
This collaboration marks a significant step forward in digitizing Indonesia’s agricultural landscape, leveraging DiMuto’s Trade Management Solution, Artificial Intelligence, and Blockchain technology to build a transparent, efficient, and sustainable ecosystem.
The agreement combines GGF’s extensive agricultural expertise and production network with DiMuto’s digital trade solutions. The partnership will bring unprecedented visibility to the supply chain at the smallholder farmer level, ensuring every piece of produce is traceable and grown under sustainable conditions.
Image of DiMuto CEO and Founder, Gary Loh, and GGF CEO, Tommy Wattimena
Building a Robust Ecosystem with Advanced Technology
At the core of this partnership is the DiMuto Farm App, a mobile-first solution designed to bridge the digital gap for farmers in emerging markets. By integrating with DiMuto’s Trade Management Solution, GGF will digitize its vast network of partner farmers, creating seamless data flow from field to global markets.
Key Technological Pillars:
Farm App & Digital Identity – Smallholder farmers will use the app to record cultivation activities, monitor crop health, and log harvest data, creating a digital identity for every farmer and plot of land.
Blockchain Traceability – Every data point—from fertilizer application to harvest time—is immutably stored on the blockchain, enabling end-consumers and global buyers to verify provenance, safety, and sustainability with complete confidence.
AI-Powered Quality Assessment – Through DiMuto’s PQAI (Produce Quality AI) technology, farmers and aggregators can assess and grade harvests right at the source. This capability ensures quality is understood and documented from the moment produce leaves the farm, enabling better sorting decisions and reducing downstream rejections.
Operational Intelligence – The ecosystem captures comprehensive data across farming and trade activities, providing actionable insights that support better decision-making throughout the supply chain.
Financial Inclusion – By digitizing farm operations and trade records, the ecosystem builds credit profiles for unbanked farmers, opening doors to trade financing and financial services previously inaccessible to them.
Leadership Perspectives
“We are thrilled to deepen our relationship with Great Giant Foods through the implementation of our Farm App,” said Gary Loh, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of DiMuto. “This agreement is about creating a sustainable loop where data empowers decision-making. By connecting GGF’s upstream operations with our Trade Management and AI capabilities, we are building infrastructure that validates the hard work of Indonesian farmers and elevates them onto the global stage.”
Tommy Wattimena, CEO of Great Giant Foods, emphasized the transformative nature of the partnership: “Digital transformation at Great Giant Foods is ultimately about building a smarter, more transparent, and more inclusive agrifood ecosystem. Our partnership with DiMuto strengthens this commitment by embedding AI and blockchain into our supply chain, enabling verifiable sustainability and data-driven decision-making at every step. This collaboration allows us not only to enhance operational efficiency, but also to ensure that smallholder farmers – who are at the core of our value chain – gain the tools and visibility needed to grow confidently in today’s global market.”
Benefits and Significance
For Great Giant Foods: Enhanced oversight across a diverse supply chain, reduced operational risks, and the ability to market products with verified sustainability credentials and ESG data.
For DiMuto: Validation of its “Farm to Fork” technological capabilities at scale, demonstrating the platform’s ability to handle complex, high-volume agricultural operations.
For Indonesia: A model for modern agriculture that shows how technology can uplift rural communities, improve food security, and drive economic growth through increased export competitiveness.
About DiMuto
DiMuto is an AgriFood Trade Solutions that powers global AgriFood Trade with Visibility and Financing. With its three pillars of Marketplace, Trade Management, and Trade Financing, DiMuto simplifies every step of global trade. From produce, trade to market, DiMuto provide sales, marketing, operations, financing, and insurance tools so agribusinesses can get the data visibility they need to trade better and grow greater.
With Visible Trade, DiMuto powers companies and the world forward with confidence as we help create a more efficient, transparent, and measurable ecosystem of sustainable global AgriFood trade.
Since 2019, DiMuto has successfully tracked and traced over millions of pieces in produce and millions in dollars of trade value on our platform, working with a global portfolio of clients in over ten countries and five continents. DiMuto is founded by Chief Executive Officer Mr Gary Loh, who is also the Executive Chairman of First Alverstone Group.
Great Giant Foods (GGF) is a leading vertically integrated food ecosystem in Indonesia, delivering high-quality fresh and processed fruits, livestock, and dairy products globally. As the parent company of Great Giant Pineapple—the world’s largest integrated pineapple plantation and processing facility—GGF is renowned for sustainable farming practices and commitment to circular economy principles.
The global agri-food industry has long faced deep-rooted inefficiencies — market fragmentation, limited visibility, and restricted access to finance. For many growers and exporters, delayed payments and uncertain quality outcomes have become part of doing business. But the world’s food systems are changing, and technology is now redefining how value is created and shared.
Recently, DiMuto completed its first banana trade from Gia Lai province, Vietnam, to Singapore’s wholesale market, and this single shipment demonstrated how traceability can unlock a new model of trust, efficiency, and financial inclusion across the global supply chain.
Image of the bananas at the Vietnam packhouse
Digitizing Every Carton for Verified Traceability
Using DiMutoClear, every carton of bananas in this trade was tagged and scanned with a unique digital identity. Each scan captured real-time data on farm origin, harvest date, and product condition, ensuring that every stage of the journey was verifiable.
Image of the banana trade tracked on DiMutoClear
This data was further enhanced through PQAI, DiMuto’s AI-powered quality inspection tool. As the bananas were packed, PQAI analyzed product images to detect surface defects and consistency issues, generating live quality reports for packers.
Image of the banana being quality checked with DiMutoPQAI
The result: instant feedback loops that allowed packers to adjust handling, reduce defects, and ensure premium-grade fruit before the shipment even left the packhouse.
Instead of discovering issues after arrival, quality was verified at the source — shifting conversations between trade partners from claims and disputes to trust and long-term collaboration.
The Virtuous Cycle in Action
The verified data captured from this trade does more than prove traceability — it powers DiMuto’s Virtuous Cycle, the company’s core operating model that connects trade management, data intelligence, and financial services in one integrated ecosystem.
Each digitized carton becomes a verifiable data asset, feeding DiMuto’s AI models and forming the foundation of the Trade Health Score — a quantifiable measure of trade reliability and performance. The more verified trades captured, the stronger the dataset becomes, improving visibility, financing accuracy, and operational efficiency across the platform.
This creates a self-reinforcing cycle where visibility generates trust, trust enables financing, and financing fuels further trade growth.
From Verified Data to Financial Access with DiMutoPay
With this verified trade record, growers and exporters gain more than just visibility — they gain access to capital. Through DiMutoPay, verified trades can be used to unlock post-shipment financing, allowing exporters to convert receivables into working capital faster and more fairly.
For financiers, these verified trade records offer unprecedented clarity into transaction performance, product quality, and buyer behavior. This data-driven transparency allows lenders to assess trade risk confidently and extend financing to agri-SMEs that were once excluded from traditional financial systems.
In other words, every verified shipment becomes a finance-ready asset, bridging the long-standing gap between operational performance and financial opportunity.
Image of the DiMutoPay Trade Health Scoring page
Building a More Connected and Resilient Supply Chain
The Gia Lai–Singapore banana trade illustrates the power of DiMuto’s Verifiable Commerce framework: connecting data, people, and capital across borders to derisk and transform global agri-trade.
By digitizing trade activities, verifying quality, and linking these insights to financing, DiMuto enables all participants — from growers to buyers to financiers — to operate with greater confidence and collaboration.
Every carton digitized creates not just visibility but also the foundation for financial inclusion, sustainability, and growth.
DiMuto derisks the supply chain. Every trade digitized builds a more transparent, efficient, and connected global food system.
🌍 Learn how visibility and data can power your trade. Contact us now ar [email protected] to start your journey toward Verifiable Commerce.
Singapore, November 6, 2025 — DiMuto, a global Agri-FinTech company transforming the agri-food supply chain, announces the launch of traceable mango shipments from Mexico to the United States powered by its DiMutoClear Trade Management platform.
The shipments are carried under the SoLumi Fresh brand, expanding DiMuto’s Marketplace category and reinforcing its commitment to building a transparent, sustainable, and data-driven global food trade network.
Image of SoLumi Fresh Mangoes, Powered by DiMuto technology
The initiative introduces traceable Mexican mangoes to U.S. buyers through the DiMuto Marketplace, connecting Latin American growers directly to verified international partners. By implementing DiMutoClear, every stage of the mango trade is digitized and verified, ensuring product quality, food safety, and full provenance for both growers and buyers.
Trade documentation, inspection data, and logistics records are integrated into a single source of truth for all partners, creating visibility, improving operational efficiency, and strengthening trust across the supply chain.
Image of the SoLumi Fresh mango trades being tracked on DiMutoClear
In addition, DiMuto has introduced a new product utilization strategy under SoLumi Fresh. Mangoes that do not meet export-grade specifications are now processed into SoLumi Fresh Frozen Mango, turning potential loss into added value for growers and helping reduce food waste.
Image of the off-spec SoLumi Fresh mangoes being processed into frozen mangoes
For Latin American growers, this program provides expanded market access, higher returns, and new revenue from frozen mango products made from off-spec fruit. With end-to-end visibility through DiMutoClear, growers can verify product quality, streamline operations, and strengthen relationships with international buyers.
For buyers, DiMuto provides greater confidence in product quality and origin with verified digital records and a consistent supply of both fresh and frozen mangoes. Consumers gain access to SoLumi Fresh mangoes that are sustainably sourced, traceable, and held to the highest quality standards. For the industry, the initiative supports global efforts to reduce food waste and strengthen supply chain sustainability through digital transformation.
The launch reflects the company’s mission to connect suppliers and buyers, digitalize agri-food trade, and build trust at every step of the value chain. By capturing verified trade data through DiMutoClear, the initiative strengthens DiMuto’s Virtuous Cycle, where more data generates better insights that lead to improved financial access and greater market participation for growers.
Gary Loh, Founder and CEO of DiMuto, said: “With the launch of traceable mango shipments from Mexico to the United States powered by DiMutoClear, we are not only enabling end-to-end transparency and visibility across borders but also helping our SoLumi Fresh growers capture more value. By using DiMutoClear to verify quality and manage every step of the trade, we are able to convert non-exportable mangoes into SoLumi Fresh Frozen Mango, reducing food loss while delivering trusted, sustainable options for global buyers.”
DiMuto remains committed to supporting growers, buyers, and the broader agri-food ecosystem with traceable, tech-enabled solutions that improve efficiency, reduce waste, and expand access to global markets. Through SoLumi Fresh, DiMuto continues to demonstrate how Verifiable Commerce can create a more connected, transparent, and resilient global food system.
Experience the future of traceable agri-trade. Partner with DiMuto to see how visibility, trust, and technology can transform your supply chain into a source of growth and sustainability.
DiMuto is an AgriFood Trade Solutions that powers global AgriFood Trade with Visibility and Financing. With its three pillars of Marketplace, Trade Management, and Trade Financing, DiMuto simplifies every step of global trade. From produce, trade to market, DiMuto provide sales, marketing, operations, financing, and insurance tools so agribusinesses can get the data visibility they need to trade better and grow greater.
With Visible Trade, DiMuto powers companies and the world forward with confidence as we help create a more efficient, transparent, and measurable ecosystem of sustainable global AgriFood trade.
Since 2019, DiMuto has successfully tracked and traced over millions of pieces in produce and millions in dollars of trade value on our platform, working with a global portfolio of clients in over ten countries and five continents. DiMuto is founded by Chief Executive Officer Mr Gary Loh, who is also the Executive Chairman of First Alverstone Group.
The global agri-food supply chain is a multi-trillion-dollar industry held back by systemic inefficiencies rooted in market fragmentation, information asymmetry, and a profound lack of trust. Growers, traders, importers, and retailers each face their own version of the same problem: limited visibility, high risk, and restricted access to finance.
This imbalance has created a chaotic and opaque ecosystem where value is routinely lost before the product even leaves the farm. At DiMuto, we call this a market failure, and it is exactly what Verifiable Commerce was built to solve.
Verifiable Commerce is not only about digitization. It is a re-engineering of how agricultural trade works, creating a single source of truth that connects data, people, and capital across borders. Through an integrated ecosystem combining Trade Management, Marketplace, and Financial Services, DiMuto derisks the supply chain and enables every participant to trade with visibility, efficiency, and confidence.
DiMuto’s Three Pillars
For Growers: Turning Verified Data into Working Capital
Growers face long payment cycles, limited buyer access, and little visibility once their produce leaves the packing house. DiMuto changes this by transforming verified trade data into bankable assets.
Every shipment captured through DiMutoClear becomes a digital record of trust, complete with images, documentation, and inspection data that can be used to prove quality and compliance. These verified trades are then eligible for financing through DiMutoPay, allowing growers to convert receivables into cash after shipment and access affordable working capital.
Image of a SoLumi Fresh Mexican Mango trade tracked on DiMutoClear
By creating traceable data at the farm level, DiMuto helps growers move from delayed payments to data-driven liquidity, unlocking new market opportunities and financial inclusion for agri-SMEs.
For Traders: Visibility That Reduces Risk
Traders operate in one of the most volatile segments of global commerce. Counterparty risk, manual documentation, and delayed shipments often erode margins and confidence.
Through DiMutoClear, every trade is digitized into a secure and verifiable record. Traders can now track product condition, documentation, and payment milestones in real time. This visibility reduces disputes, accelerates settlements, and strengthens long-term relationships built on verified data.
By consolidating operational and financial data in one place, traders gain a complete view of their business that enables faster, smarter, and more resilient trade decisions.
Image of a banana trade journey tracked on DiMutoClear
For Importers: Quality and Provenance You Can Verify
Importers often face inconsistent product quality, slow customs clearance, and limited access to verified sourcing. DiMuto addresses these challenges by providing visibility before the shipment even departs.
Each DiMuto-enabled trade captures carton-level data, allowing importers to verify quality, quantity, and origin before goods arrive. By digitizing certificates, invoices, and logistics records on the blockchain, DiMuto ensures every trade document is authentic and accessible, reducing clearance delays and compliance risks.
Importers gain the confidence to diversify suppliers and strengthen their sourcing network without compromising reliability or product integrity.
Image of a document checklist for a trade on DiMutoClear
For Retailers: Building Trust Through Proven Traceability
Retailers today face mounting pressure to demonstrate product provenance and sustainability. DiMuto enables them to meet these expectations through data-backed traceability.
Every SoLumi Fresh and DiLumi Fresh product digitized on the DiMuto platform carries verifiable information on its origin, handling, and environmental footprint. On-pack QR codes allow consumers to see the full farm-to-fork journey, reinforcing authenticity and trust.
For large retailers navigating FSMA 204 and ESG reporting requirements, DiMuto provides a practical compliance solution that simplifies recordkeeping and strengthens brand reputation through transparent and responsible sourcing.
Image of DiMuto’s immutable and verified product passport for SoLumi Fresh strawberries
The Virtuous Cycle: How DiMuto Creates Value
DiMuto’s integrated ecosystem operates on a self-reinforcing model called the Virtuous Cycle. Data captured through Trade Management flows into the Marketplace, where verified products and partners generate transaction activity. This data then fuels the Financial Services pillar, enabling DiMuto to offer trade financing and insurance based on real, verifiable performance.
The more trades digitized, the more powerful the data becomes. Each new transaction strengthens the platform’s Trade Health Score, a quantifiable measure of trade reliability that improves underwriting confidence for lenders and insurers.
This creates a feedback loop where visibility drives financing, financing drives participation, and participation generates more data. It forms the foundation of a more transparent, trusted, and sustainable agri-trade ecosystem.
From Fragmentation to Flow
The future of global agri-trade lies in connection and clarity. DiMuto’s vision of Verifiable Commerce unites fragmented players into a single digital ecosystem where value can be tracked, verified, and monetized.
By transforming operational data into financial instruments, DiMuto is not just improving how trade is managed. It is redefining how value is created.
With DiMuto, agri-food businesses gain the tools to see every trade clearly, finance growth sustainably, and build a global food system defined by trust, transparency, and shared prosperity.
Experience the future of Verifiable Commerce. Reduce claims. Improve quality. Streamline trade. Let DiMuto help you take control of your supply chain.
Singapore, 30th September 2025 — DiMuto announces a groundbreaking collaboration with Intel to supercharge its proprietary PQAI (Product Quality Artificial Intelligence) and DACKY hardware solution, setting a new global standard for local warehouse optimization in the agri-trade sector. This milestone empowers warehouses to run advanced AI-powered quality checks without relying on internet connectivity, ensuring faster, more consistent, and more reliable produce inspections at scale.
Powered by Intel® Core™ Ultra processors and optimized with the Intel® OpenVINO™ toolkit, this technology brings unmatched technical performance to the packhouse floor. The system delivers real-time AI image analysis for instant fruit defect detection, high-speed processing of carton scanning and photo capture, and advanced computer vision that is optimized for high performance with lower energy use. Built for seamless integration into existing packaging operations, DACKY transforms quality control into a streamlined, data-driven process that reduces waste, improves packing efficiency, and ensures buyers receive consistent, verified quality every time.
With the integration of DiMuto’s PQAI and DACKY system, every carton is digitally scanned, analyzed, and verified directly at source. By eliminating the need for Wi-Fi or constant connectivity, DiMuto enables localized AI processing that keeps fresh produce operations moving seamlessly, even in high-volume or remote trade environments. The result is a powerful leap forward in efficiency, visibility, and trust across the global fresh produce supply chain.
Image of DiMuto’s DACKY technology scanning a carton of avocados
The collaboration delivers on DiMuto’s mission to help the industry buy better, check better, and sell better. Importers and retailers can make smarter sourcing decisions with verified digital proof of quality. Real-time AI analysis ensures defects are flagged instantly and every carton receives consistent, objective quality scores. Exporters benefit from reduced costly rejections, minimized disputes, and the ability to capture higher-margin opportunities with produce that is traceable and verified.
Image of DiMuto’s PQAI technology finding the defects in a carton of avocados during pre-shipment operations
Unlike conventional AgriTech firms, DiMuto operates at the intersection of trade and technology. The deployment of PQAI and DACKY into real-world warehouse environments underscores DiMuto’s role as a global trade specialist that uses technology to solve practical, everyday challenges in agri-trade. This collaboration validates DiMuto’s strategy of combining deep trade expertise with cutting-edge AI and traceability to redefine how fresh produce moves from farm to shelf.
“DACKY works hard so you do not have to. With Intel’s powerful processors enabling PQAI to run locally, we are proving that warehouse optimization is not just about efficiency. It is about giving buyers confidence, helping suppliers protect margins, and setting a new bar for trusted global trade,” said Jordon Ho, Head of Technology at DiMuto.
“The Intel® Core™ Ultra processors and OpenVINO™ toolkit deliver AI performance directly at the edge, enabling DiMuto’s DACKY system to process complex computer vision tasks in real-time while reducing energy consumption and TCO compared to traditional solutions. This collaboration showcases how Intel’s cutting-edge silicon and AI optimization tools are empowering the next generation of smart agriculture, bringing enterprise-grade AI capabilities to warehouse environments that were previously impossible to deploy at scale,” said Michael Masci, vice president, Intel, Edge Computing Group.
By digitizing every carton and removing connectivity barriers, DiMuto and Intel are unlocking new opportunities for warehouses worldwide to run smarter, faster, and greener operations. This achievement strengthens DiMuto’s end-to-end traceability capabilities, further cementing its reputation as the trusted partner for global agri-trade leaders seeking transparency and efficiency.
DiMuto is an AgriFood Trade Solutions that powers global AgriFood Trade with Visibility and Financing. With its three pillars of Marketplace, Trade Management, and Trade Financing, DiMuto simplifies every step of global trade. From produce, trade to market, DiMuto provide sales, marketing, operations, financing, and insurance tools so agribusinesses can get the data visibility they need to trade better and grow greater.
With Visible Trade, DiMuto powers companies and the world forward with confidence as we help create a more efficient, transparent, and measurable ecosystem of sustainable global AgriFood trade.
Since 2019, DiMuto has successfully tracked and traced over millions of pieces in produce and millions in dollars of trade value on our platform, working with a global portfolio of clients in over ten countries and five continents. DiMuto is founded by Chief Executive Officer Mr Gary Loh, who is also the Executive Chairman of First Alverstone Group.
New ‘Clear, Pay, Sure’ Suite to Solve Critical Challenges for Agrifood Businesses Worldwide
SINGAPORE – 9th September 2025 – DiMuto, a leader in agrifood trade technology, today announced the launch of a groundbreaking integrated service suite set to transform the global agrifood supply chain. The new ecosystem, featuring DiMutoClear, DiMutoPay, and the upcoming DiMutoSure, provides a seamless, data-driven solution to the industry’s most persistent challenges: customs complexity, cash flow constraints, and unmitigated risk.
The global agrifood trade is hampered by a systemic “Trilemma” where customs delays, restricted access to financing, and supply chain risks create a vicious cycle of inefficiency and financial loss. DiMuto’s new suite directly confronts these issues by leveraging its proprietary data-capture technology integrated with blockchain verification, creating an immutable, verifiable single source of truth for every trade from farm to fork.
The integrated suite includes:
● DiMutoClear: A digital trade application that uses blockchain-verified data to automate documentation, drastically reducing errors and accelerating border crossings for perishable goods. Every document uploaded to the DiMuto platform is digitized on the TradeTrust blockchain system, providing irrefutable proof of source and authenticity.
● DiMutoPay: An event-triggered, post-shipment financing service. By using successful customs clearance as a trigger, DiMutoPay allows exporters to convert receivables into cash within days instead of months, unlocking critical working capital.
● DiMutoSure (Coming Soon): An embedded, data-driven insurance product offering tailored coverage for cargo, credit, and delay risks. Using AI-powered quality assessments and real-time tracking, it provides dynamic pricing and automated claims processing.
“For too long, agrifood businesses have been navigating a fragmented and opaque system where a simple documentation error can cascade into catastrophic financial loss,” said Gary Loh, Founder and CEO of DiMuto. “Our ‘Clear, Pay, Sure’ ecosystem transforms that reality. We are moving beyond simple traceability to create a new standard of verifiable trust. By digitizing the product itself, we are de-risking the entire trade lifecycle, allowing our clients to move goods faster, get paid sooner, and operate with unprecedented security.”
The strategic power of the suite lies in its seamless integration, creating a virtuous cycle. DiMutoClear provides the trusted data foundation that allows DiMutoPay and the upcoming DiMutoSure to offer superior and more competitively priced financial products. The value of these services, in turn, drives wider adoption of the entire ecosystem, generating more data to further strengthen the platform’s AI models and competitive advantage.
This initiative positions DiMuto as the indispensable operating system for global agrifood trade, unlocking new, high-margin revenue streams and dramatically increasing customer value.
Learn more about DiMutoClear, DiMutoPay, and the upcoming DiMutoSure at www.dimuto.io.
If you are interested, get in touch with us here for more information.
About DiMuto
DiMuto is an AgriFood Trade Solutions that powers global AgriFood Trade with Visibility and Financing. With its three pillars of Marketplace, Trade Management, and Trade Financing, DiMuto simplifies every step of global trade. From produce, trade to market, DiMuto provide sales, marketing, operations, financing, and insurance tools so agribusinesses can get the data visibility they need to trade better and grow greater.
With Visible Trade, DiMuto powers companies and the world forward with confidence as we help create a more efficient, transparent, and measurable ecosystem of sustainable global AgriFood trade.
Since 2019, DiMuto has successfully tracked and traced over millions of pieces in produce and millions in dollars of trade value on our platform, working with a global portfolio of clients in over ten countries and five continents. DiMuto is founded by Chief Executive Officer Mr Gary Loh, who is also the Executive Chairman of First Alverstone Group.
In early July, I saw firsthand how flooding in Huila, Colombia disrupted lime supply. Heavy rains swept through the southwest, damaging harvests and slowing down operations for what was supposed to be a smooth trade from Colombia to Spain. For buyers who depend on consistent shipments, this is the nightmare scenario. One unexpected weather event can trigger delays, cancellations, and disputes, and ultimately put end-customer trust at risk.
Image of flooding in Huila, Colombia in July 2025
This experience reminded me why marketplace agility is so important in agritrade. For me, marketplace agility means the ability to adapt instantly to disruptions without sacrificing quality or trust. When supply falters, it is not only about missing product. Disruptions can damage long-term relationships, increase costs, and create disputes that ripple through the value chain. Agility is not just about finding a replacement supplier at the last minute. It is about sourcing verified alternatives quickly, with the confidence that quality and reliability are intact.
The floods in Huila had a direct impact on the lime crop. Fruit that was supposed to be export-ready came out with serious defects: fumagina (sooty mold) coating the skin, light green or yellow coloring instead of uniform green, oleocellosis (oil spotting) from stressed fruit, and uneven ripening that made packing inconsistent. These issues forced delays and even cancellations of shipments. Without early visibility, the buyer in Spain would have been exposed to costly losses and dissatisfied customers.
Images of lime defects as a result of the flooding
In this situation, we quickly explored alternatives to protect the buyer’s order. Mexico became a potential backup origin, with limes available directly from the fields. Timing, verification, and strong relationships were critical in even being able to consider this pivot. As a case study, it shows how being prepared and agile provides options that safeguard supply and maintain buyer trust, even when the original trade is disrupted.
Looking back, this pivot was only possible to explore because of real-time visibility. Carton-level traceability flagged quality issues early before they left the packhouse. Monitoring packing progress in real time alerted us to slowdowns even before the grower officially raised it. That gave us a head start in considering alternatives, avoiding further disruption. For me, this is not about selling technology. It is about showing how the right tools make agility real and measurable. Without visibility, there is no way to react fast enough.
The lesson here is simple: weather disruptions are inevitable, but visibility plus agility equals protection of both supply and relationships. For me, this experience reinforced why agility is no longer optional in agritrade. It is essential.
For supermarkets and distributors, agility and visibility are not abstract concepts — they directly protect your supply, your margins, and your customers. That is why DiMuto’s Marketplace exists: to connect you with traceable, trusted brands like SoLumi Fresh, DiLumi Fresh, Sazzy Fresh, and more. Behind these brands is our technology, ensuring every carton can be traced, verified, and delivered with confidence. Learn more about how the DiMuto Marketplace helps you secure supply from reliable brands, powered by real visibility: https://dimuto.io/produce/
Singapore, 29th July 2025 — DiMuto has successfully completed an AI-powered, traceable shipment of Peruvian avocados into China, working with one of the world’s leading multinational fresh produce importers. This marks a major milestone in applying real-time quality verification technology to one of the most important and high-compliance markets in global agri-trade.
For the first time, DiMuto deployed its proprietary PQAI (Product Quality Artificial Intelligence) system on a China-bound avocado trade. At the packhouse in Ica, Peru, PQAI scanned and analyzed high-resolution images of the cartons, detecting surface defects and generating real-time quality scores. These digital quality records were securely shared with the Chinese importer prior to export, allowing the buyer to verify shipment quality remotely before the container even left Peru.
Compared to traditional manual pre-shipment inspections, PQAI performs assessments in a fraction of the time, without the need for human input or delays. This not only speeds up the export process but also reduces inconsistencies and food waste. By identifying substandard fruit early and ensuring only the best-quality produce is packed and shipped, PQAI helps reduce rejections, spoilage, and food waste to ultimately support a more efficient, sustainable, and trusted global supply chain.
The shipment travelled via the newly launched Port of Chancay, which has quickly become a critical gateway for Peru–China trade. With shortened transit times of 23 to 24 days, the avocados arrived fresher, preserving quality and value. As the port is expected to move over 300,000 containers by the end of 2025, DiMuto will continue to use it for upcoming blueberry shipments and other trades between Latin America and Asia.
This trade also reflects the growing openness among Chinese buyers to adopt advanced technology that supports smarter sourcing. By verifying quality at origin, DiMuto enabled smoother customs clearance, reduced rejection risk, and provided the importer with confidence backed by objective data.
The success of this shipment highlights how DiMuto’s integrated approach to AI and traceability can be scaled across high-volume, high-compliance markets. It follows previous DiMuto-powered trades of Chilean cherries and Peruvian blueberries into China. With this avocado shipment, DiMuto has now enabled digital traceability across three key fresh fruit categories and plans to continue the season with additional Peruvian blueberry shipments.
“This trade shows what’s possible when technology meets global produce. By verifying quality upfront using PQAI, we are helping make the China market more open to smarter, data-backed trade. It is a major step for Latin America and for the future of trusted sourcing,” said Gary Loh, CEO and Founder of DiMuto.
For Latin American exporters, this milestone offers strategic value. Verified quality and traceability help differentiate Peruvian avocados in a crowded market and unlock better access to premium Asian buyers. With grounded data at the core, DiMuto is driving a new era of smarter, more transparent agri-trade that builds trust across borders.
About DiMuto
DiMuto is an AgriFood Trade Solutions that powers global AgriFood Trade with Visibility and Financing. With its three pillars of Marketplace, Trade Management, and Trade Financing, DiMuto simplifies every step of global trade. From produce, trade to market, DiMuto provide sales, marketing, operations, financing, and insurance tools so agribusinesses can get the data visibility they need to trade better and grow greater.
With Visible Trade, DiMuto powers companies and the world forward with confidence as we help create a more efficient, transparent, and measurable ecosystem of sustainable global AgriFood trade.
Since 2019, DiMuto has successfully tracked and traced over millions of pieces in produce and millions in dollars of trade value on our platform, working with a global portfolio of clients in over ten countries and five continents. DiMuto is founded by Chief Executive Officer Mr Gary Loh, who is also the Executive Chairman of First Alverstone Group.
Singapore, 1st July 2025 — DiMuto is proud to be the first to introduce Indonesian raspberries to the Singapore market, unlocking a brand-new origin for berries in the region. This breakthrough marks a significant milestone in the company’s mission to expand its sourcing network and grow its Marketplace pillar.
As a global trade solutions platform, DiMuto enables traceable agri-food trade through its asset-light model and branded produce distribution, powered by a private marketplace. This marketplace enhances efficiency, transparency, and traceability across the supply chain, while pioneering new origins like Indonesia to strengthen regional resilience and open up fresh trade opportunities for its global network of trusted suppliers and buyers.
Singapore currently imports raspberries primarily from long-haul origins such as the United States, South Africa, and Mexico. These supply chains are often seasonal, exposed to higher cold chain risk, and subject to rising freight costs. DiMuto’s introduction of traceable Indonesian raspberries marks a shift toward a more agile and regionally resilient sourcing model.
Grown in Indonesia’s naturally cool highland microclimates, these raspberries benefit from stable year-round production. With just a two-hour flight separating Indonesia and Singapore, the short-haul route reduces lead times, lowers the carbon footprint, and enhances cold chain reliability. This shipment, for example, has an estimated carbon emission of 19,763.42 kg CO₂ equivalent, demonstrating a lower-carbon alternative to long-haul berry imports.
Compare this to DiMuto’s previous raspberry shipments from Morocco to Singapore, which generated 102,824.64 kg CO₂ equivalent. It’s clear that sourcing from Indonesia offers a lower-carbon, more sustainable alternative for berry imports while ensuring freshness and quality.
The berries are harvested at around 80% ripeness and ripen naturally in transit—similar to bananas and mangos—arriving fresher and with better post-harvest integrity. Singaporean consumers enjoy superior flavor and freshness, while retailers benefit from extended shelf life and improved consistency. This development presents a scalable, ESG-aligned alternative to traditional berry supply chains, offering origin diversity, enhanced quality, and greater supply chain control in the fast-growing premium berries category.
DiMuto currently sources berries from established origins such as Mexico and Peru, and the addition of Indonesia further strengthens its berries portfolio. This strategic move comes amid growing global demand: the berry market is projected to reach 1.052 million tons and US$1.25 billion by 2035, growing at a compound annual rate of 0.9% in volume and 1.3% in value, based on 2024 market analysis by IndexBox (2024).
In Asia, raspberry and blackberry consumption is also increasing steadily, expected to reach 16,000 tons and US$168 million by 2035. By sourcing from Indonesia, DiMuto is expanding into a region with strong growth potential—while reinforcing its ability to deliver origin diversity, resilient supply chains, and consistent quality to its global buyer network.
Each shipment of raspberries is digitized on the DiMuto Platform, providing full end-to-end traceability from farm to market. Buyers gain real-time access to critical trade data such as harvest origin, logistics milestones, and quality records, all consolidated on a single platform. This traceable approach gives buyers greater confidence and helps reduce the friction and uncertainty that often accompany traditional fresh produce trade.
“We’re incredibly proud to be the first to bring Indonesian raspberries to Singapore. This is more than just a market breakthrough; it’s proof of how our platform can unlock new sourcing opportunities with better quality, traceability, and trade visibility built in,” said Esther Tiey, Sales and Implementation Specialist of DiMuto.
This milestone reflects DiMuto’s broader mission to build a more connected, transparent, and efficient global agri-food ecosystem. The successful introduction of Indonesian raspberries is part of the company’s ongoing effort to diversify origins and strengthen its sourcing network in response to evolving global demand.
DiMuto continues to redefine the way agri-trade is conducted. Its Marketplace connects trusted suppliers and buyers across a broad range of fresh produce categories, all underpinned by end-to-end traceability and data transparency. Operating in over 20 markets across Asia, Latin America, North America, and Europe, DiMuto enables seamless, secure, and efficient cross-border agri-food trade—setting a new standard for how fresh produce moves across the world.
About DiMuto
DiMuto is an AgriFood Trade Solutions that powers global AgriFood Trade with Visibility and Financing. With its three pillars of Marketplace, Trade Management, and Trade Financing, DiMuto simplifies every step of global trade. From produce, trade to market, DiMuto provide sales, marketing, operations, financing, and insurance tools so agribusinesses can get the data visibility they need to trade better and grow greater.
With Visible Trade, DiMuto powers companies and the world forward with confidence as we help create a more efficient, transparent, and measurable ecosystem of sustainable global AgriFood trade.
Since 2019, DiMuto has successfully tracked and traced over millions of pieces in produce and millions in dollars of trade value on our platform, working with a global portfolio of clients in over ten countries and five continents. DiMuto is founded by Chief Executive Officer Mr Gary Loh, who is also the Executive Chairman of First Alverstone Group.
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