In Abuja, Nigeria, a super market "The real Farms" offers organically grown products that it delivers directly from the farm to the consumer.
For its CEO, Daniel Odi, the company's goal is to deliver real value and healthy organic food to its customers.
A recent report indicates that the coronavirus has led to an increase in demand for organic and sustainable food.
"For people who are health conscious and don't know what to do because what we eat determines our health. What goes into our system is 90% of our health," reveals the CEO of "The real Farms. I can't say business has been profitable yet but you know business has an incubation period, what we had as plan is to achieve healthy life for nigerians and while doing so we should be able to earn little money to take care of this place and also take care of our investment " , Daniel Odi.
The supervisor says that sometimes they get about 150 orders a day.
Fruit and vegetable smoothies or hot salty snacks, all products are made from fresh, locally produced products
The Covid-19 pandemic as well as the ENDSARS demonstrations have affected them greatly.
According to Odi, there are plans to open more outlets in Abuja, then Kano, Kaduna and Jos, with Ghana and Togo to follow in the coming years.