A kilo deduction policy typically refers to a policy—common in agriculture industry—where a certain amount of weight (measured in kilograms or “kilos”) is deducted from the gross weight of goods delivered. The Kilo Deduction Policy was introduced by our CEO to support farmers during difficult times and enhance their farming activities. Here are the key elements of the policy: Deduction Structure: A deduction of 50 pesewas per kilo or GHS 50 per bag of cashew is made at the point of weighing and recorded in the farmer's passbook during the main season. Group Account System: Representatives from each farming community are selected to open a Group Account, where the deducted funds are saved. The CEO serves as the principal signatory and secretary to all Group Accounts. Savings and Withdrawal: The saved funds are accessible for withdrawal from the first week of July to the end of August. The CEO coordinates with banks to create individual savings accounts for farmers to ensure easy deposit and access to their funds.

We support our farmers with soft loan from Suma Rural Bank, this loan is base on the number of bags a farmer is able to deliver within a certain period, loans are given to farmers to invest in their farms to be able to boost productivity.

On Friday, August 23, 2024, the CEO of Unity Impex Buying and his team donated over 570 Cuttlases as farm inputs to community farmers with whom they conduct business in various farming communities. The farmers expressed their gratitude for the donations.