How Jangolo’s Trading B2B works: from listing to introduction

Jangolo’s Trading B2B (formerly Sourcing, then Jangolo Trade) brings together wholesale sale offers and purchase requests for agricultural products in one place. For producers and buyers alike, it replaces days of phone calls and travel with a single listing. Here is how it works, from posting to closing the deal.

A window on the wholesale market

The Trading B2B page first works as a showcase: all active listings appear with product, quantity, unit price, lot value, city and company. You can search for a product or a city, filter by price, quantity or claimed companies, and a badge highlights prices below the local market price.

The life of a listing, step by step

1. Posting: a member posts a sale offer (“I sell”) or a purchase request (“I buy”): product, quantity, unit, unit price, city, availability date and details.
2. Review: the listing stays private and “pending” while the Jangolo team checks it.
3. Going live: once approved, the listing is published for 30 days, with its own shareable page.
4. Contact: interested users contact the author from the listing, on WhatsApp with an introduction by Jangolo, ask a public question or make a counter-offer.
5. Introduction: when an offer and a request match (same product), the Jangolo team can bring both parties together.
6. Closing: buyer and seller close the deal directly between themselves. The listing then moves to “completed”.

The detailed how-to, with screenshots: how to post a wholesale sale offer or purchase request on Trading B2B.

What everyone gains

• Selling? Post an offer and browse purchase requests: buyers looking for your product are already there. Our guide: selling wholesale on Trading B2B.
• Buying? Browse sale offers or post a request: suppliers come to you. Our guide: how to find a supplier on Jangolo.
• Comparing? Unit prices, checked against Jangolo Market Prices, give you a real view of the market.

Open to all professionals

Once reserved for premium members, Trading B2B is now open to every member with a company on Jangolo: producers, cooperatives, input suppliers, processors, hotels, restaurants and traders. Jangolo membership card holders receive relevant opportunities first.

What about payment?

Today, the parties settle directly between themselves: put the terms in writing and start small with a new partner. Jangolo is preparing a secure payment service (Escrow) that will hold the buyer’s money until compliant delivery.

Ready to find your partner?

Go to jangolo.cm/trades and post your first offer or request. To connect with the agribusiness community, join Jangolo Connect.