What are the types of grain and oil e-commerce models and why?

C2B/C2F mode, B2C mode, B2B mode, F2C mode, online to offline.

Mode introduction:

C2B/C2F mode, that is, consumer customization mode, is that farmers produce agricultural products according to the orders of members, and then deliver the products of their farms to members through home delivery. The operation process of this model is divided into four steps: first, farmers should form large-scale planting and feeding; Secondly, farmers should publish the supply information of products through the network platform and recruit members; Third, members can book the products they need in the future in advance through the online membership system; Finally, after the products are produced, farmers will distribute them to members according to the predetermined demand.

B2C mode, that is, business-to-consumer mode, is the behavior that brokers, wholesalers and retailers directly purchase agricultural products from farmers through online platforms or professional vertical e-commerce and then sell them to consumers.

B2B mode, that is, business-to-business mode, is the behavior of merchants buying agricultural products from farmers or primary wholesale markets and then distributing them to small and medium-sized agricultural products distributors. This model mainly provides convenience for small and medium-sized agricultural products wholesalers or retailers and saves their purchasing and transportation costs.

F2C mode, also known as farm direct supply mode, refers to the direct sale of agricultural products by farmers to consumers through online platforms.