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Category: Micro Retail

December 4, 2019 Micro Retail / Technology

Reliance's play for mom-and-pop stores in India

Reliance plans to create the world’s largest online-to-offline ecommerce platform in India called New Commerce. It will connect it’s a

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December 3, 2019 Micro Retail / Technology

Bukalapak targets mom-and-pop stores for growth in Indonesia

Bukalapak, one of Indonesia’s most popular shopping apps, has been making an aggressive push towards micro retailers. The company first

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December 2, 2019 Micro Retail / Technology

Indonesia's Warung Pintar – digitising street kiosks and vendors

Warung Pintar is on a mission to digitise street vendors and roadside kiosks. The Indonesian startup helps revamp their stores

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November 29, 2019 Micro Retail

Alibaba – search for mom-and-pop store dominance in China

Even with rapid online and modern retail growth, China still has 6 million mom-and-pop stores dominating the neighbourhood grocery market. 

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November 27, 2019 Micro Retail

Shoprite’s Usave eKazi – targeting traditional trade in South Africa

Shoprite is accelerating the roll-out of its Usave eKazi container stores in South African townships. The eKasi brand is Shoprite’s

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November 22, 2019 Micro Retail / Technology

Egypt’s MaxAB – transforming the small grocery trade

With a population of 100 million and an outlet base of 400,000, servicing Egypt retail market is not an easy

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November 18, 2019 Micro Retail / Technology

Udaan – Organising India’s fragmented retail market

India’s retail sector is set to reach $1.1 trillion by 2020. But even with rapid growth, one traditional player remains

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