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Small grocers continue to play a vital role in Asian emerging economies

Independent grocery stores are convenient for millions of Asian consumers, but the fragmented markets they create are inefficient for consumer-packaged-goods companies. Manufacturers need to find innovative solutions to reach these stores.

Four Asian countries host more than 13 million small grocers, with nearly 6.6 million in India alone.
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To read the article, see “Staying ahead of the B2B ecosystem disruption in emerging Asia,” June 12, 2020.