ecommerce – The Supply Chain Lab

ShopUp is setting its sights on Bangladesh’s 4.5 million mom-and-pop stores

ShopUp is a Bangladesh B2B digital commerce platform servicing micro and small entrepreneurs. The startup offers what it calls a

1. Nigeria’s TradeDepot plans to be the preferred supply chain partner for micro-retailers in Nigeria TradeDepot is a B2B distribution platform

Hungry for a “kota” or “magwinya” but don’t want to leave the house? Order Kasi has you covered. The South

KitaBeli is a social ecommerce platform that enables consumers to buy essential FMCG goods in a group — within their

One Kiosk Africa is a Nigeria B2B ecommerce startup that uses geolocation to connect customers online with their local mom-and-pop

GudangAda is a B2B ecommerce platform in Indonesia — connecting wholesalers directly to retailers. It plans to transform the fragmented

Zuzela is a Port Elizabeth based business-to-business (B2B) ecommerce startup that connects spaza shops or micro-retailers in South Africa with

Shopit is changing the way wholesalers and micro-retailers are doing business in South Africa’s townships. The startup is digitising informal

Reliance plans to create the world’s largest online-to-offline ecommerce platform in India called New Commerce. It will connect it’s a

Even with rapid online and modern retail growth, China still has 6 million mom-and-pop stores dominating the neighbourhood grocery market.