Kenya's Twiga Foods has raised a total of $30 million from lenders and investors led by Goldman Sachs. The B2B food distribution company financed $6.25

Twiga said it has begun producing horticultural produce on its 650-hectare (1,606 acres) land, with an estimated output of 150,000 tons of fresh produce yearly.

Through the deal, shoppers can now buy pre-packed bundles whose cost will range between Sh1,230 and Sh3,180 depending on the goods.