GNiS is positioned at the convergence of several powerful global trends:

• Post-harvest losses exceed $100 billion annually in developing regions.

• Urban population growth in Africa, Asia, and Latin America is driving demand for affordable, nutritious, and branded food products.

• Global buyers are seeking supply chain resilience, ethical sourcing, and ESG-aligned partners.

• Impact investors are moving capital toward ventures that combine commercial scalability with environmental and social returns.

• Governments and institutions are investing in regional food security and local industrialization.

These forces are not hypothetical. They’re already shaping the future of food — and GNiS offers a system that turns these trends into long-term value.