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India’s ultrafast delivery apps and Samsung’s slow decline in market share | Why is the new courier industry “rolling up” across Asia?

Hello, this is Akito from Singapore. With the Covid-19 restrictions over the past few years, delivery apps have become a staple service in our lives, and they are still improving fast.

Hi, my name is Akito and I am from Singapore. With COVID-19 restrictions over the past few years, delivery apps have become a staple of our lives, and they are still improving rapidly.

One of the most common delivery apps here is Grab. I ordered a few snacks at a Japanese food store regarding three kilometres away from my house, and it took regarding 45 minutes for Grab’s rider to deliver. When I lived in Tokyo, I used Uber Eats frequently. Again, it took more than 30 minutes for the items I ordered at a convenience store in my neighbourhood to arrive.

One of the most common courier apps here is Grab. I ordered some snacks at a Japanese food store 3km from my house and it took regarding 45 minutes for the Grab rider to deliver them. When I lived in Tokyo, I used Uber Eats a lot. Likewise, my order at a nearby convenience store took over 30 minutes to be delivered.

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