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    Skincare brand mCaffeine partners with GoKwik to boost D2C revenue

    mCaffeine and GoKwik have partnered to enhance the online shopping experience and drive revenue growth. Leveraging GoKwik's tech solutions, mCaffeine aims to expand its market share and D2C footprint. The collaboration promises better shopper satisfaction and increased revenue for both brands.

    Food delivery market size to cross Rs 2 lakh crore by 2030: Bain-Swiggy report

    The online food delivery market in India is on a significant growth trajectory, with Zomato leading in market share. Swiggy's overall gross order value has been increasing, as reported by Prosus. By 2030, the industry is set to witness substantial expansion, driven by convenience and improved customer experience.

    Food services market in India to reach Rs 10 lakh crore by 2030: Report

    The food services market in India is set to reach Rs 10 lakh crore by 2030, with an estimated customer base of up to 45 crore, driven by an 18 per cent CAGR in online food delivery. Currently valued at Rs 5.5 lakh crore, the market is expected to grow at 10-12 per cent annually, with online delivery contributing 20 per cent by 2030, fueled by expanding customer base, digitisation, and regional diversity.

    Shadowfax announces AI-based address intelligence system SF Maps

    SF Maps aims to improve navigation for delivery partners, thereby assisting e-commerce platforms and Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) brands in reducing cancellations due to address inaccuracies on their platforms.

    Heat, humidity or hale: 'majboori' makes gig workers brave the elements

    The weather extremities this summer can, of course, impact any and all. But for those whose daily bread depends on their job, there aren't many options. While companies like Swiggy, Zomato and others made some efforts to relieve their delivery partners of the heat to some extent by offering them refreshments, and resting areas according to the gig workers they weren't very helpful.

    Heat, humidity or hale: 'majboori' makes gig workers brave the elements

    As Delhi's extreme summer transitioned from heatwaves to humidity and now monsoon rains, gig workers on two-wheelers continued delivering essentials. Despite weather hazards, they endure long shifts, often over 12 hours, due to economic necessity. Efforts by companies to provide rest areas and emergency support have been limited and sometimes inaccessible.

    The Economic Times
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