Online Grocery Vertical Growth in 2021 Poses Ample Opportunity
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A new Mercator Advisory Group research report assesses major online grocery growth and explores future opportunities for merchants and payments providers.
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As the Great Reopening occurs in 2021, online grocery shopping will remain popular among consumers. Grocery merchants and their payments vendors can benefit from this digital channel opportunity, but must meet the challenges of online order fulfillment. BOSTON (PRWEB) May 24, 2021 Although online grocery struggled against other online verticals prior to 2020, recent growth shows the online grocery vertical is here to stay. As consumers shopped online due to COVID-19, online grocery growth outpaced the rest of the e-commerce segment. Given recent consumer sentiment, Mercator predicts growth will remain strong in the coming years. Groce
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