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Mexican online grocer Jüsto secures $70 million to fuel growth primarily in Mexico.
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Mexican online grocer Jüsto secures $70 million to fuel growth primarily in Mexico.

Jüsto, a Mexican e-commerce, has secured $70 million in combined equity and debt financing. Existing investor General Atlantic led the $50 million equity round with participation from others, while HSBC México arranged the $20 million debt facility.

Founded in 2019, the company is an online delivery-only supermarket offering a unique online grocery shopping experience focusing on fresh produce and competitive pricing. Jüsto works to eliminate intermediaries in the supply chain, providing greater convenience and competitive prices to customers.

Jüsto plans to use the $70 million to expand its presence primarily in Mexico, enhance regional operations, and refine its e-commerce model.