Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], August 9 (ANI/GPRC): IndiaShoppe, an emerging D2C E-commerce firm dealing in health and wellness products based on Ayurveda, today announced that it has registered a Compound Annual Growth Rate of approximately 22 per cent since F.Y 2013 to 2022 with markets across the country especially in the cities like Jaipur, Baroda, Nasik, Madurai and Guwahati. Established in 2013, India Shoppe offers premium wellness products by bringing together the benefits of integrated supply-chain and logistics-management besides the production of Ayurvedic-products. Owing to its vast product range in the beauty, lifestyle, health and wellness segments, the company's total-size is expected to reach INR 2000 crores by 2025. The idea of launching India Shoppe was to create a brand with mass-market appeal, targeting the middle and upper middle income groups or the aspiring-segment of the society. Talking about their exceptional growth even during these COVID times, Rajesh Chan
With an aim to provide quality Ayurvedic products and solutions in tier2-3 cities along with metros, Indiashoppe.com, a D2C brand was launched. India Shoppe is offering premium wellness products by collaborating the benefits of integrated supply chain and logistics management besides the production of the Ayurveda products. We spoke with Mr. Rajesh Chandan, Founder and Managing Director, IndiaShoppe.com to see his vision for the company and future expansion plans. Please find below the full interview. Tell us how Indiashoppe.com started? How did it develop into what it is today? The idea of starting IndiaShoppe.com was to create a brand with mass-market appeal,
Century Plaza remembered: Vintage photos of demolished Birmingham mall
Updated Jan 06, 2021;
For generations of Alabamians, it is forever Christmas inside the walls of Birmingham’s Century Plaza.
From memories of last-minute shopping, to whispers in Santa’s ear, to Jingles the Talking Bear, mentioning the now-gone shopping mall on Birmingham’s eastside inevitably brings up visions of Yuletide cheer for longtime residents and those who came to the Magic City to find the right gifts.
And so, it’s probably appropriate - if a bit melancholy - that the end of the 2020 holiday season also saw the completion of demolition at Century Plaza. And there were more than likely a few stunned people to find that, when crews tore down the walls, there weren’t still strings of lights and Santa’s throne inside, and a Poinsettia Christmas tree, waiting for shoppers who would never return.