UMAMI Launches Discount Food Marketplace to Help Cambodia’s Restaurants Turn Surplus Into Revenue
Food rescue startup UMAMI has officially launched in Phnom Penh, aiming to help restaurants recover revenue from unsold food while offering consumers discounts of up to 80%. The platform attracted over 4,000 users during its four-month trial.
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