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Just over half of the world’s food retailers have begun to prepare to sell their goods online, according to a new joint report from the Institute of Grocery Distribution (IGD) and Consumer Goods Forum.
But, it says, another 11% have yet to begin preparing any sort of digital strategy.
But they may need to start, as the predicted growth rates of online fresh produce retail are high, according to the report.
By 2022, online sales of fresh produce in China is expected to ...
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