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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?

Over two lakh kirana stores forced to close as quick commerce thrives -Metros, home to 17 lakh stores, account for 45% of store shutdowns.

hey why do you think the quick commerce are relaying on dark stores rather than using the kirana stores as a stock and product management

Open ended doubt: Does it make sense to create a "Democratized Quick Commerce App" that connects kirana stores to quick commerce any store, stores can list themselves on app, like swiggy hotels and instead of the dark store model kirana/supermarkets

🚨 80% of kirana stores losing business share to quick commerce platforms. Most of them now want to go online to survive. (Kiko Live survey)

How about a centralized master warehouse for a group of kirana stores? Currently Kirana stores are getting margins between 6 to 20% and facing issues to go online due to discounts provided by Big Players. With our approach they can get margins fro

While people still trust and rely on their local kirana stores, shopping from them isn’t convenient in today’s fast-moving world. Customers don’t know what items are available, they have to call or walk to the shop. On the other hand, quick-commerce

Local Shop Owner losing customer due to quick commerce platforms like Zepto,Blinkit etc.Lack of digital skills in Kirana shopowner to manage online order.Here is solution for them called Kirana Prime Kirana Prime connects local stores to customers

Quick commerce is passe, dark stores are going to be history. Welcome KiranaPro, the new-gen shopping giant-in-the-making that will ride on over 13 million kirana (small retail outlets) stores spread across the length and breadth of India.