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Few FMCG companies uses quick commerce to push near to expiry products and non movable stocks. (Link to articlr below) Do you think this is a healthy and ethical practice or is it not right to do so?

Delhivery's Dark Store Revolution in Quick Commerce! How is India's logistics giant shaking up the quick commerce game? 👀 Here's the scoop on Delhivery's bold new strategy: → New Offering: Dark stores for quick commerce companies → Unique Approa

The Biggest Disruption in FMCG is Coming… Are You Ready? For years, quick commerce, e-commerce, and modern trade have controlled the FMCG sector, leaving general trade behind. That’s about to change. What if general trade could compete at scale

If we look closely, then yes, traditional FMCG platforms may not be very focused on e-commerce, but they are quite active in quick commerce. Initially, HUL seemed a bit behind, but now they are also introducing their products on these platforms.

How is the process of registering our products in Quick commerce(Zepto,Blinkit etc)and how they are charging the brands? Is it feasible to list our products(FMCG products like pulses and powders). What all the documents required? Any one recently re

Q-commerce new entrant which one vertical could be a market need and is hard to integrate by existing big players :- 1) Quick commerce pharmacy delivering medicines in 15 minutes 2) Quick commerce clothing and makeup products in 15 minutes 3) Quic

How about building a quick commerce for already existing clothing brand stores in cities?