Of Course Instant Groceries Don't Work(theatlantic.com)
theatlantic.com
Of Course Instant Groceries Don't Work
https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2022/10/instant-grocery-delivery-startup-issues/671927/
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UK supermarkets have been doing deliveries fairly successfully for a few years now. The difference is that they aren't instant (1-2 days delay), and that they're done by the supermarkets instead of being done by 3rd party startups.
You can often get same day delivery from Morrisons via Amazon.
Then, Deliveroo gets you under an hour delivery of a more limited range of items.
Not sure about the profitability of either, though, which is the key issue in the space.
Then, Deliveroo gets you under an hour delivery of a more limited range of items.
Not sure about the profitability of either, though, which is the key issue in the space.
There is no implementation problems and people do like the service. BUT people are not really willing to pay for it at level required to break even in most cases...
Interesting. My instant groceries work just fine and the company I use reports massive profits.
It probably helps that they have their own automated warehouse.
It probably helps that they have their own automated warehouse.