Amazon is trialling grocery delivery in 15 minutes to compete with Blinkit, Zepto

Amazon, one of many massive e-commerce corporations, has began preparations to enter the fast commerce phase. Amazon has began a trial in Bengaluru for delivery of grocery and different every day important gadgets inside 15 minutes. Blinkit, Swiggy Instamart and Zepto have a significant share in this phase.

The annual gross sales of the fast commerce market are estimated to be roughly six billion {dollars}. Amazon Samir Kumar, Country Manager, India, mentioned, “Our technique has all the time been choice, worth and comfort and our imaginative and prescient is to construct a big worthwhile enterprise in the nation. We have hundreds of thousands of shoppers together with Prime members in the nation who depend on us. Let’s belief.”

Amazon is preparing to launch this new service next year. Amazon is preparing stores for this. It has been reported that Amazon is looking for workers for the new service. Apart from this, the company is also working on tie-ups with logistics providers for quick delivery. Recently, Blinkit, Swiggy and Zomato were allegedly accused of increasing business by reducing prices. Quick Commerce companies offer delivery of everything from groceries to electronics in as little as 10 minutes. According to market research firm Datum Intelligence, Zomato-controlled Blinkit’s share in this segment is about 40 percent.

Recently, All India Consumer Products Distributors Federation (AICPDF) had written in a letter to the Competition Commission of India (CCI) that companies associated with quick commerce are trying to attract customers by giving low pricing or huge discounts. In this, CCI was requested to implement measures to protect the interests of general distributors and retailers. In this letter, CCI was requested to implement measures to protect the interests of general distributors and retailers. AICPDF, representing around four lakh retail distributors of big companies, had said in the letter that it is very difficult for ordinary distributors and retailers to compete with such methods.