Talking turkey: the Thanksgiving supply chain
It is Thanksgiving today, which means we will have few American readers, mainly because they ...
Ocado, the consumer foodstuffs delivery company that has spearheaded the growth in the e-commerce perishable trade has, at last, some 15 years after it was originally founded, made a profit. However, this Economist article ponders whether it could be the only year it returns figures in black, as the established UK supermarkets are developing a suite of e-commerce fulfillment solutions for their customers, with the click-and-collect option becoming increasingly popular with consumers, while the future of Ocado’s tie-in with Waitrose ...
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