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Blinkit: How quick commerce is rewriting the rules of retail in India, ET Retail

Quick commerce, or super-fast deliveries, is becoming increasingly popular among millennials and Gen Z, with companies delivering various items to doorsteps in no time. Quick commerce makes up about 5-6 per cent of a household s grocery spending, with platforms like Blinkit valued at around $13 billion. It is mostly popular in big cities but is also gaining traction in places like Vizag, Nagpur, Kochi, Jaipur, and Lucknow.

Jaipur
Rajasthan
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Vizag
Andhra-pradesh
Lucknow
Uttar-pradesh
Nagpur
Maharashtra
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Aadit-palicha
Swiggy-instamart

Blinkit: How quick commerce is rewriting the rules of retail in India

Quick commerce, or super-fast deliveries, is becoming increasingly popular among millennials and Gen Z, with companies delivering various items to doorsteps in no time. Quick commerce makes up about 5-6 per cent of a household s grocery spending, with platforms like Blinkit valued at around $13 billion. It is mostly popular in big cities but is also gaining traction in places like Vizag, Nagpur, Kochi, Jaipur, and Lucknow.

Lucknow
Uttar-pradesh
India
Jaipur
Rajasthan
Vizag
Andhra-pradesh
Nagpur
Maharashtra
Phani-kishan
Satish-meena
Seshu-kumar-tirumala

Millennial, Gen Z homes spur Q-commerce growth

India Business News: In the past one year, half the new customers that we have added are all pure play quick commerce customers, who often do not make planned purchases an

Vizag
Andhra-pradesh
India
Mumbai
Maharashtra
Jaipur
Rajasthan
Nagpur
Lucknow
Uttar-pradesh
Seshu-kumar-tirumala
Phani-kishan

Is the Indian online consumer evolving? A relatively new fee seems to suggest so

E-commerce and food-delivery platforms have been increasing so-called platform fees and experimenting with other similar charges amid wider acceptability of online commerce in India, allowing the companies to fearlessly chase profits

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Satish-meena
Ankur-bisen
Rakesh-ranjan
Startup
Ecommerce
Food-delivery
Profitability
Platform-fees
Online-shopping
Discount-shopping

Ecommerce sales: Ecommerce cart is half full as mass market crowds thin

Ecommerce sales grew 12-15% in Q1, slower than 2023. No major smartphone launches; fashion clearing inventory. Inflation affects online retail. Beauty brands show growth amidst sluggish market. Home furnishing and offline sales grow.

India
Kozhikode
Kerala
Lucknow
Uttar-pradesh
Kaushik-mukherjee
Tata-neu
Satish-meena
Gaurav-khatri
Pallav-bihani
Tarun-gupta
Counterpoint-research

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