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?
I dont think budget conscious shoppers buys from quick commerce, they buy from local grocery stores
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