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| + | <p>When e-commerce was first recognized as a sea change in business, many companies tried to enter the realm of online grocery. But many of these pioneers failed when the Internet bubble burst, and in the decade since, online grocery sales have grown much slower than the overall e-commerce market.</p> | ||
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| + | <p>For the most part, customers in India continue to shop for their groceries by going to stores. However, the online market is growing quickly in some countries. India has a particularly vibrant market, with Internet grocery sales comprising .015 percent of total grocery sales in 2010. In other countries with similar characteristics, however, growth has been slow</p> | ||
Revision as of 12:38, 3 August 2016
Online food retail again tops the agendas of grocers as more shoppers surf the Web to buy fresh foods and packaged products. The leaders "deliver the goods" using smart, customer-friendly strategies.
When e-commerce was first recognized as a sea change in business, many companies tried to enter the realm of online grocery. But many of these pioneers failed when the Internet bubble burst, and in the decade since, online grocery sales have grown much slower than the overall e-commerce market.
For the most part, customers in India continue to shop for their groceries by going to stores. However, the online market is growing quickly in some countries. India has a particularly vibrant market, with Internet grocery sales comprising .015 percent of total grocery sales in 2010. In other countries with similar characteristics, however, growth has been slow