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How do you currently source your vegetables and groceries? [A] Local vegetable market [B] Supermarket or grocery store [C] Online grocery apps (BigBasket, Blinkit, etc.) [D] Homegrown (I grow my own food)

How many of you prefer to buy plants for their home setup/garden from online? Also, let me know which platform you prefer for buying them?

Hello Everyone.I am a very small entrepreneur. I started e little business Mainly I buy water bottles By my ows design and label.I buy them from 8.5 tk and sell them 20 tk to consumers and 12 tk to Retailer.So i need little investment for my business

People buy for one reason improvement money, time, energy, results. They have 3 choices 1. Buy from you 2. Buy from someone else 3. Buy nothing But “nothing” is rare. Everyone needs improvement. So it's either you or them. Make your product the obv

Here to network with like minded people , From whom I can learn and I can share some of my experiences and value that might help fellow founders here to boost their business! PS: Came after watching shark tank

I started buying groceries offline instead of Q-Commerce and my expense went down from 12k to 7k. 😄

Another quick commerce player in town, but for clothes! It's called Blip. Do you guys think there is a market in qcom for anything besides groceries? People don't buy clothes everyday. So I wonder how this will work out from a business perspective.

I spend 60 minutes adding groceries on instamart, zepto, blinkit to check which one is cheap to get them in 10 minutes🤡👍.

How Costco's Membership-Only Model Works So Costco is the 2nd largest supermarket in the world, operating 870+ stores globally. What's different in Costco is that to shop in their stores, you need to buy their membership (available for $60-$120 ann