Staffs work on the backend of Sabi online groceries website at the office in Lagos, Nigeria, September 20, 2021. REUTERS/Nneka Chile
LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigerian start-ups are digitising the local food supply chain, helping merchants navigate high food costs and farmers sell their produce.
Two such firms, Vendease and Sabi, which were formed last year, have created digital marketplaces allowing wholesalers, shopkeepers, restaurateurs and hotels to buy directly from farms and manufacturers.
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