Jumia Food

A Jumia delivery motorcylist on his way to deliver an order. The ecommerce group with operations across Africa announced on 13 December that it would close its unprofitable food delivery business by the close of 2023 and focus on the delivery of physical goods and its digital wallet. It said it had determined that Jumia Food was not suited to “the current operating environment and macroeconomic conditions in its markets” and would be shut down in all seven countries where it is offered. Jumia Pay has failed to turn a profit since its launch in 2013, the company said.

Jumia to close food delivery business

In a bid to cut losses, Jumia is downsizing, cutting costs, and shutting down its unprofitable food delivery business

Decoding the Daily Monitor and Jumia Food partnership

The partnership will see the two companies capitalising on each other's strengths. Jumia Food has probably the only decent business-to-consumer delivery operation in Kampala which will help Monitor, while Jumia is eyeing Monitor's wide online reach.

Jumia to close food delivery business

Decoding the Daily Monitor and Jumia Food partnership

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