Articles for Quick Commerce

AI-powered Personalisation, Creators & Messaging Fuel Q-Comm Growth & Online Shopping In Towns: Meta

In tier-2 and tier-3 markets, 59% said they have discovered online shopping products through Reels and 57% through influencers

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FMCG Distributors Urge Govt Intervention To Regulate Rapid Growth Of Quick Comm: Report

Q-commerce companies spent 80 per cent of their expenditures on user acquisition tactics rather than developing innovative products, the report claims

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Amazon's Quick Commerce Service Tez To Challenge Blinkit, Zepto

The move positions Amazon against established players like Blinkit, Zepto, and Swiggy Instamart in the ultra-fast delivery of groceries and daily essentials

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FMCG Cos. Using Quick Comm Platforms To Dump Near-expiry Products: AICPDF

“This practice not only jeopardises the livelihood of small and medium retailers but also poses significant risks to consumers," it adds

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Tata Group To Enter Quick Commerce With 'Neu Flash'

This move aims to rival established players such as Zomato’s Blinkit, Swiggy Instamart, and Zepto, which currently dominate the ultra-fast delivery segment

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Reliance Retail Enters Quick Commerce, Set to Challenge Industry Leaders

The retail giant launched its quick commerce services through JioMart in select areas of Navi Mumbai and Bengaluru last weekend

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Ecommerce Likely To See 20% YoY Growth This Festive Season: Report

The report states that the ecommerce sector is poised for substantial growth and the gross merchandise value (sales) is expected to be around Rs 1 lakh crore to Rs 1.2 lakh crore

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Marketers Regret Not Pinning Focus On Quick Commerce

As we see some great case studies on how the quick commerce industry is burgeoning, leading brand builders repent not showing confidence in it in its early years

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Ola To Re-enter Grocery Delivery Via ONDC

In July 2015, the company rolled out an online grocery store in Bengaluru, shortly after introducing a food delivery app in March of the same year. However, both services were discontinued within nine months, according to media reports

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