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Originally Posted by Bill14564
How does that make sense? Why would a business pay a premium price for a footprint inside the bubble and then market to customers who will never step foot into their store? Kroger is an interesting example, they are delivering in the Villages and all of Florida without having a single store in the state.
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Ever heard of Uber Eats? They deliver foods & goods from local brick & mortar restaurants & stores. Competing in the delivery business & e-commerce is a reality every business must face now. Kroger’s business model of delivery-only groceries is not one which every retailer or grocer can or should try to duplicate. As consumers change to eating fresher foods, perishable items will cause more waste & unhappy customers IMO