Why Consumers Are Moving From Kirana Stores To Quick Commerce?

[@gunjanabhishek2857]

let initial euphoria end and wait for these platform to start adding surcharges, delivery charges, platform fee etc to the customer bill. we will see repetition of uber/ola and swiggy/ zomata case.

[@Rudi_Mentary723]

That's why I still go to my local kirana for ration and Arun bhaiya on the thela for my groceries !! My father worked 10 hours a day on an average and still had time to go out to buy ration and groceries so why not me ?! 😂 Plus too much convenience is NEVER good for the health. I also don't see a lot of benefits of quick commerce as ultimately my costs (for ration and groceries) hardly differ by much if I'm buying from the so called quick commerce websites visa vi my local kirana store/grocery thela. I did an experiment this August/September where I just ordered in every single item from various quick commerce apps. I actually ended up paying 750-1000 rps more than what I used to spend from my local grocery thela and kirana. My average ration spend from Jan to July was 6000-6500 rps monthly for ration/groceries for a single person (I live alone) I actually ended up paying atleast 7000 for both Aug and September where in I bought everything ration/grocery related online. That was a revelation for me !!

[@Brodragon2225]

the price is already high too.I think this model is no success if kirana stores do the same through whatsapp quick commerce.Also its hostelers or lonely or elderly people who use it.they cannot be profitable

[@Ccc47373]

Lol keep dreaming. Its not initial euphoria. It will last till the time lasts. Small retailers dont even give 10 rupee discount.

[@Brodragon2225]

@Ccc47373 zomato now loots people. These platforms are waiting for you to get addicted. Also flipkart is cheaper now most and maybe make losses. Govt has investigating about anti pricing in grocery items as in India losss making pricing is not allowed. Go check rule in constitution. That's why there is no costco in india

[@PinguFever]

By the time this euphoria ends the stores will close, then we will have these online platforms monopoly. The only hope I see is that of ONDC which will enable the small players to fight the big sharks. The government should increase the investment in ONDC

[@adityapatnaik7078]

it is expected. As tech scales, low skill jobs will vanish quickly

[@revolt1947]

deep discounting is no high tech.

[@navneetyadav5275]

just spending too much investor money discounts is not tech. Just search for danzo they are found their way. Just wait for 2-3 years all these quick commerce will collapse like the edutech.

[@RatulSahahammer]

it is not the tech that is scaling their business it is the deep discounts via investor backing and burning cash , i still dont understand why zomato even after having 10,000 cr in hand cash , still raise 8500 cr for expansion and infrastructure purposes , they say it will be used for expansion but everyone knows they will again use it for burning cash , if u wanna use the tech and build a scalable sustainable business onboard some mega kirana stores on the platform make them tech enabled , because if they dont do it someone else will in the future cash burning will not last long , in the open market organic discounts and healthy competition will step in

[@arnabdutta9326]

Where was this level playing field when reliance jio offered deep discounts, killed competition, monopolized the market. and now we are left in a telecom cartel managed by jio and airtel. And monthly rental keeps on increasing.

[@ikalorano]

+1

[@newbiekhyber]

It is not a problem. This is creative destruction. Cars replaced horse carriages, personal computers killed typewriters and typists and mobile phones killed STD / ISD shops...many more such examples. Change is the only constant.

[@raushankumar2763]

Then why you are resisting the farm bill which promote coperate farming over traditional farming.

[@balajee5003]

Other then discounting a product or service where is creativity with quick commerce.

[@vinaybhat7670]

Not just kirana shops... Quick commerce is coming for all offline shops one by one...

[@dipzyfication]

How scary is that!

[@Brodragon2225]

@@dipzyfication nothing govt will f them and those discounts are not sustainable even flipkart was never profitable.they dont have cloud so they can only earn through advertisement

[@pandu4urs]

Remember how ppl moved from Airtel , Jio to BSNL just for couple of hundred rupees difference per year. Wait for these platforms to start adding delivery fees and Platform fees. It'll just be a WHEN and not HOW..

[@Brodragon2225]

zomato band kar diya maine

[@AmolWagle-d2y]

In Pune I still see marwari kirana shops leading the show.

[@rahulshaw3120]

That's on your opinion 😂

[@kamleshverma123]

Wherever the D-mart opens, the condition of all the shops within a range of 10km becomes bad. They getting loss.

[@M3ganwillslay]

It's good for consumers

[@ikalorano]

+1

[@rohitsingh-oj6hp]

Kirana store walo ke pass bahut maal hai dusara business kar lo digital India behtar india kirana store walo ki dadagiri nahi chalegi nahi chalegi😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@balajee5003]

​@@M3ganwillslayin long run its bad for consumers

[@M3ganwillslay]

@balajee5003 only if we get monopolies like air india , adani , ambani ....otherwise we need to get rid of kirana , street food vendors , auto rikshaws , small diesel trucks and cows ,dogs from the streets . This is how a country develops . Visit KL , Bangkok . They are called developing cities but they are way ahead of NYC , San Francisco.. india has no liveable city even in the top 300 cities .

[@sunnywoah]

The expenses are on the rise and every one wants to save their hard earned money, the price discrepancies in between same products on offline and online is HUGE, i mean same product are 20-40% extra offline , Its not about supporting local, but think about why would any one pay that much extra for same products offline !!

[@krishnakatikitala]

Law of the nature: the big fish eats small fishes

[@churabhok2869]

Kirana stores will not exist if the same continues

[@M3ganwillslay]

No need of kirana

[@dineshkumarsnair7964]

Convenience is first and foremost.. Then in many categories, the sheer volume of selection that online platform offers is mind boggling.. Third the behavior is addictive.. So once you are used to buying from online, then bringing yourself to walk out, visit a store nearby is a tedious job..

[@a.d.random.1957]

Kirana stores will be replaced by big supermarket in new areas but quick commerce won't do that much harm. Kirana stores will continue in smaller layout and old places. Just like Myntra or e-commerce not able to completely replace offline cloth market and same time zudio kind of retail organized player became big day by day with profitability.

[@thar4x4]

Kirana stores have to up their game , they don't give discounts, they don't give GST bills, they charge MRP and pocket the taxes paid by consumers. If they don't evolve obviously they will perish. Traditional retail has to evolve to get at par with quick commerce. If the consumer gets a better pricing the consumer is even ready to buy directly from the manufacturer because India is a very price sensetive market don't blame predatory pricing for it. Quick commerce provides what consumers want at the price they want which offline stores often fail to provide. Most Offline stores are not customer oriented and can never offer the experience the consumer has now become used to. In the future even unbranded products will also move away from offline stores if they don't offer what consumer wants. There is no turning back now , it is the offline stores who have to catch up now.

[@krisgopi_8]

I have seen few kirana shops ie provision stores as i use one offers one month credit to many of its customers. Will the e commerce gives credit like that I don't think so

[@vijaykumar-to5vd]

That's why credit is used​@@krisgopi_8

[@rishabhmahajan409]

Till 2030 45 % retailers shop will shut down

[@kizhissery]

Zomato is like dmart online, where they can provide discount because of volume.

[@M3ganwillslay]

Shut down all these exploitation kirana .. We dont have to pay for their food. Bring 7 11 without ambani partnership.

[@dhudbhata9346]

PLEASE RAISE VOICE OR ELSE SOON OUR BUSINESS WILL BE IN SAME POSITION..CENTRAL GOVT SHOULD INCREASE GST RATE TO 50 % ON ECOMMERCE......😢😢😢😢

[@rohitsingh-oj6hp]

Chup sadak chaap digital India behtar india kirana Wale dusara business kar le 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dhudbhata9346]

@@rohitsingh-oj6hp GARIB logo ko lut ban chuki ha ecommerce set one day total India businesses will be destroyed by eCommerce giants....😌😌😌😌JO ECOMMERCE KO SUPPORT KAREGA WO DESH DROHI KEHLAYEGAA...

[@k-map224]

Everyone needs to evolve with time so do kirana stores so all the talk of regulating prices and other tactics to slow down the fastest growing industry that has also created a lot of jobs is not good and customers always deserve the best price and cannot be forced to go back to shop their old way if they are getting better products at better price and also the convenience of saving on time.Pricing need to be left to market dynamics and should not be regulated as we do not live in a country ruled by socialism or if we do so we will be dragging ourselves to the era of the licence raj where every goods price was regulated by the government before our markets were opened to rest of the world.

[@balajee5003]

The rise of quick commerce is turning into a curse for the Indian economy. Currently, deep discounts are celebrated as "disruption," but they’re largely driven by private equity funds that create an uneven playing field. This trend disadvantages many, leads to job losses, and concentrates wealth in the hands of a few, which is ultimately harmful to society. Without government intervention to ensure fair competition, the negative impacts will continue unchecked. The government should consider implementing a "15:15:60" market share structure to regulate business control: allowing only 15% of any sector to be controlled by corporations, another 15% by local organized businesses, and reserving the remaining 60% for independent local businesses. Without such measures, initiatives like Mudra loans will have limited effect, as local businesses will struggle to compete and face high financial risks due to deep discounting by large firms. Additionally, the government should place some restrictions on corporations promoting direct-to-consumer models to a large extent, as these practices can become inherently anti-innovative.

[@pankajaroradelhi]

We have been wholesale supplier to kirana stores since 50 years.Few Shops does close every year, but attributing it to Q-comm is baseless as neither we hv seen a single shop go bust in Delhi among our 2500+ retailers. 45% seems far-fetched

[@ramalingamselvaraj6207]

Modernation is going to change the dynamics of stores. In long term if india to be developed, all wealth has to go to 1% of population. See all developed nations every stores are under organized sectors. And peoples will become workers under these wealthiest.

[@randomriddle539]

because kirana stores wale mrp ke neeche nahi dete jab ki online stores wale jaise instamart dete hain

[@BusinessConsulting12]

goverment should take action, millions are living on them

[@stalwarts17]

😂😂😂

[@stalwarts17]

Skill up!!

[@naivrindia]

Stop Waiting for Help: It's Time to Take Charge of Our Own Success

[@shobhittodi9540]

quick commerce creates millions of jobs. Poor ppl get more opportunities

[@ET-si7rl]

😊😊😊😊They simply looted customers for a long time

[@umangrastogi3923]

kirana stores never give discounts the are very expensive as compared to quick commerce so they are facing closure therefore its is perfectly fine as capitalism always favour the public not the one who exploits the consumer

[@RaitaNag]

Kirana stores must modernize. Many in Bangalore take whatsapp and phone orders and deliver free. They have to change their customer base

[@krisgopi_8]

They the kirana shops offers one month credit to many of its regular customers. Will these so called e commerce has the balls to follow that 😅

[@superninja8806]

Increase manufacturing anyhow, put money into R&D, steal tech from foreign companies and do whatever it takes to increase manufacturing.

[@karanpatel-xm3rm]

Kirana stores are bootstraped and running a business. Not like quick commerce bunch of money for giving significant discounts.

[@vjcsit56]

Because of our shitty urban infrastructure.

[@showdoctors]

This is going to be a disaster as once the competition goes forward.... The quick commerce will also close.

[@kamleshverma123]

All the relationship remain silent in the front of D Mart's discount

[@jec_ecart]

Not really. I went from mostly online to mostly offline shopper due to rubbish service of online e carts.

[@chandan4u4me]

Obviously very much.

[@JP-bd8km]

It's time for these uncles to retire.

[@Brodragon2225]

only 1 thing if they can get same price

[@drjitendravs]

Patil kaka searching the script and busy in reading. Anand be like aree mere piles ka dard uska sochta hai koi..?😂 and Gandotra be like.. Teri English and tera piles ka pain.. main dono sambhalunga .. haan ye baat alag hai, ke mujhe kuch nahi ata.. but esmile..TV par dikhega aaj😅

[@muhammadshuaib8223]

Shutdown all online platform like Amazon Flipkart and quick commerce for locals Indians betterment

[@orange857]

😂😂😂

[@zetorxa]

Then offline big players will come like dmart, reliance mart etc they will offer huge discounts then local shops will again d1e

[@Nagendravenigalla]

It's disruptive

[@netra538]

Someone pls take this president to dmart

[@rohitsingh-oj6hp]

AICPDF wale chacha chahte hai ki kirana store wale customer ko loote kirana store wale bade arrogant hote hai customer ki value nahi karte gen z in budde kirana store walo ko nahi jel payegi digital india behtar india kirana store walo ke pass bahut maaal hai dusara business kar le 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sandeephalyal7325]

The zepto the ad in between the video🫢

[@rishabhmahajan409]

Till 2030 45 % retailers shop will shut down

[@vsansanv29101_sd]

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