Operating Today
Mobile bulk supply of fresh fruit, vegetables and frozen meat to township traders in Mamelodi.
Modu Mayo is building a food distribution model designed to create stronger routes to market for farmers and food suppliers, while improving access to fresh food for township businesses.

Mobile bulk supply of fresh fruit, vegetables and frozen meat to township traders in Mamelodi.
Our first planned Distribution and Trade Centre in Mamelodi West.
A Farm-to-Township distribution network connecting agricultural supply with township markets across Gauteng.
South Africa's agricultural sector supplies an extensive network of food markets, while township businesses serve consumers who depend on accessible, competitively priced food.
Between these markets lies an opportunity to improve how products are sourced, aggregated and distributed.
About Modu MayoModu Mayo's Farm-to-Township model seeks to connect these parts of the value chain through commercially sustainable distribution, working with farmers, established suppliers, traders and other industry partners.
Our experience supplying food traders in Mamelodi provides a practical foundation for developing this model.
We currently source and supply fresh fruit, vegetables and frozen meat to bulk-buying traders in Mamelodi.
Our longer-term model brings together supply relationships, product handling, distribution infrastructure and township market access.
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Sourced through Fresh Produce Markets, with opportunities to develop direct agricultural supply relationships over time.

Currently sourced through an established wholesaler for supply to township food businesses.
Our proposed distribution network will link agricultural supply with township businesses through strategically located Distribution and Trade Centres.
Current mobile bulk trading, with the first proposed centre in Mamelodi West.
Potential distribution corridor serving the township food economy in western Johannesburg.
Eastern Gauteng market with opportunities to connect suppliers and township businesses.
Southern Gauteng corridor with potential links to agricultural production and township food markets.
These are proposed development corridors, with expansion dependent on commercial feasibility and the necessary approvals. No permanent Distribution and Trade Centre is operating yet.
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We welcome conversations with farmers, food suppliers, logistics providers, property partners, investors and institutions who see the opportunity to strengthen food distribution into township markets.
Whether through supply, infrastructure, market access or capital, the Farm-to-Township model creates opportunities for complementary businesses to participate as the network develops.
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