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Will Vending machine ever replace shops in India? Hypothetically speaking, large scale vending machine production and setting in India just like Japan's a good idea? I see some foodcourts in mall having few fancy vending machines and I think to mysel

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Sanskar Sikarwar

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Chances Of This Business Model Success In India Is Probably Yes, But If You Apply This Model In Tier One City Not In Tier Two-Three Cities

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I'm thinking of starting a laundry business in tier - 1 cities but here the business model is gonna be the business model of swiggy and Zomato . What's your opinion guys?

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