MamiMarkets Connects Ethnic Grocers | Winnipeg News
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Tayo Olayinka and Adeola Adegoke turned a simple craving for West African soup into a booming Canadian startup—MamiMarkets.com. Frustrated by hard-to-find ethnic ingredients, they built a platform connecting shoppers with local ethnic grocery stores, offering same-day delivery, sales alerts, and easy browsing—all without tech headaches for vendors. Launched in Winnipeg in late 2024, it’s now in seven cities, serving 900+ users and 65+ verified stores. Powered by Uber deliveries and partnerships with Elect Capital and Lightspeed POS, the team is scaling fast: gross merchandise value jumped to $79K last year (18% revenue), with goals to hit $1M GMV and $200K annual revenue this year. The platform’s helping businesses like African Foodways Market and Chop ‘N’ Charm Meat thrive while making everyday ethnic groceries easier to find—and more accessible—for everyone.
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