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AjayEdupuganti

Stealth • 5m

Quick commerce mainly serves affluent customers in specific metro areas, where people typically shop at supermarkets Given this, does quick commerce really impact local kirana stores? Or am i missing some consumer section?

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Anonymous 7

Stealth • 5m

Quick commerce could impact local kirana stores by clearing their target audience and rid the affluent etc type of people so the right people can get what they need first and on credit like they do.

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Anonymous 5

Stealth • 5m

Actually it's has replaced small and medium size cart buying but for large cart thing people still use local vendors like monthly rations but people sometimes try to purchase things in parts so it's makes difference too

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 5m

Maybe quick commerce is like the flashy new kid on the block, but kirana stores are the trusted neighbors, both have their own crowd. Our parents are not using zepto etc right?

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 5m

Kirana stores might still hold strong in serving price-sensitive customers and those who prefer personal relationships and credit-based purchases, khaata toh chalta hai na waha mahine ka.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 5m

Quick commerce might push kiranas to innovate—maybe they'll start offering their own quick delivery or other services. It’s more about adaptation than extinction.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 5m

Quick commerce may be stealing some market share, but kirana stores offer trust, credit, and convenience that can't be easily replaced. They're not going anywhere.

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Arcane

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I think its the small order values. A while back, people travelled to the local kirana shops for these but now due to the convenience quick commerce offers, kirana shops are losing out on that

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