Every harvest here has a name attached to it.
Sempro opens the doors of farming and fishing cooperatives across the Philippines. Browse what their members grew and caught this season, then speak with the cooperative directly. No middlemen. No noise.
Rosalinda Bautista
Rice farmer · Kapatiran Farmers Coop, Ifugao
Two hands between the field and your table. Not fourteen.
A sack of rice can change hands seven times before it reaches a city kitchen, and the farmer keeps the smallest share of all of them. Sempro removes the traders in between and leaves the two parties who matter: the member who produced it, and the cooperative that stands behind them.
Grown by a named member
Every listing belongs to an individual farmer or fisherfolk, verified by their own cooperative before it can be published.
Answered by their cooperative
The coop receives your inquiry, confirms availability and price, and arranges delivery — person to person.
Nothing hidden from you
Views, inquiry counts and buyer reviews sit in the open on every product page. So does the coop's response time.
This week's harvest
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Cooperatives on Sempro
Start with one inquiry.
Browse the catalog as a buyer, or bring your cooperative onto Sempro and give your members a shopfront they actually own.