Online shopping platform Sarisuki targets to build a network of 500,000 entrepreneurs and help one million farmers over a five-year period.
In a statement, Sarisuki said it continues to encourage what it calls are Filipino diskar-trepreneurs or community leaders to explore the potential of selling affordable farm fresh goods and other essential items through its platform.
Sarisuki delivers to Bulacan, Metro Manila, Rizal, Cavite, parts of Batangas and Quezon.
By creating a platform that connects farmers, consumers, and community leaders, Sarisuki ensures prices of produce remain reasonable and supply is consistent, avoiding the exorbitant price hikes like the ones we saw with onions last December.
“There is infinite opportunity to add value to the agricultural scene in the Philippines. We would like to use information and technology to positively impact this high potential sector,” said Brian Cu, founder and chief executive officer.
Cu spearheaded successful startups such as Zalora, Grab and Gojek and founded Sari Suki at the height of the pandemic.
