The TAK system guarantees the provision of food for Argentine families in the event of work-related accidents or illnesses
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A businessman originally from Córdoba has launched a disruptive proposal called TAK on the national market to protect workers. This private service focuses on providing a nutritional support network when the household breadwinner suffers a serious unexpected health issue. The initiative arises to fill a legal and commercial gap that exists in the traditional insurance system that currently operates in the country.
The system works through a monthly subscription that allows access to non-perishable food modules during the convalescence period. To achieve this ambitious goal, the project established strategic alliances with industry giants such as Arcor, Nestlé, and also Molinos. This way, it is guaranteed that the quality of the products delivered meets the basic nutritional standards required by specialists.
This innovative tool is specially designed for self-employed workers who depend strictly on their daily income production. Professionals such as gardeners, drivers, and hairdressers find in this coverage a concrete solution to avoid the lack of basic supplies. The development of the platform required more than two years of intensive work to integrate distribution logistics with medical validation.
Tak es la primera empresa de asistencia alimentaria del país
National coverage for the self-employed sector
The operation of the service is completely digital, allowing any person to subscribe quickly from their cell phone. In case of suffering a work-related contingency, the beneficiary must report the situation through the company's communication channels. Once the medical diagnosis is validated, the food assistance is activated immediately for the family group of the affected worker.
The shipments of the boxes with merchandise are made directly from the manufacturing plants to any point in the current national territory. Each module contains essential products such as oil, milk, pasta, and rice, carefully selected by a team of local nutrition experts. The goal is to ensure that the household's basic nutrition is not compromised while the policyholder recovers from injuries or ailments.
"There are people who, if they do not work, do not eat; there are insurance policies for cars, cell phones, or pets, but there was no food insurance," explained TAK's head, Santiago Tarquino. This entrepreneur developed this concept after experiencing personal rehabilitation processes that allowed him to observe this latent social need. The businessman from Córdoba decided to invest in local technology to create a robust infrastructure capable of managing thousands of subscribers at the same time.
Plan esencial de suscripción mensual para trabajadores independientes que ofrece Tak
Complementary benefits and very affordable costs
The subscription price for each user was set at $3,900 per month, seeking to ensure that the cost doesn't represent an obstacle for interested parties. This competitive rate allows sectors with variable incomes to access quality support in the event of a real loss of income. The coverage can be extended for up to 12 months, provided that the medical leave exceeds the previous 30 days of mandatory inactivity.
In addition to the delivery of food, the service incorporates additional benefits such as telemedicine and significant discounts at pharmacies throughout the country. Subscribers also gain access to life and disability insurance, along with exclusive promotions for the purchase of essential daily food items. These complementary advantages reinforce the value of the plan and turn it into a comprehensive wellness option for the worker and their family.
The project also includes special plans for companies to incorporate this benefit into their internal social responsibility programs. Meanwhile, the granting of free coverage is planned for the staff of various non-governmental organizations that work in the territory. With a projection of 10,000 subscriptions for the first year, the Córdoba-based firm is betting on rapid expansion throughout all Argentine provinces.
Plan empresa para organizaciones ofrecido por Tak
Technological innovation with Córdoba-based labor
The technological platform was created entirely in the province of Córdoba by teams of young specialized programmers and graphic designers. Tarquino emphasized that he preferred to rely on local talent for the development of this software that automates the management of work-related claims. The system makes it possible to track merchandise shipments in real time to ensure that they arrive at their destination on the agreed dates.
"It is a project that has much more social than economic interest," stated Tarquino to highlight the philosophy that guides this new service company. The proposal is presented as an efficient private alternative in the face of the lack of support for those who work in the current informal economy. Since it is not a state subsidy, the business model seeks long-term sustainability through administrative and logistical efficiency.
The arrival of TAK on the market represents a milestone in social innovation that emerged from the country's interior with a permanent federal and solidarity-based perspective. Having food insurance provides stability for those who live from their physical effort and currently work in the informal sector. The entrepreneur from Córdoba continues to refine the system to add new alliances that increase the benefits for all subscribers.
