States May Allow Home Delivery of Liquor Through Quick Commerce Platforms

CosmicTaco · 2024-07-16T16:01:15.124434+05:30

- States like New Delhi, Karnataka, and Kerala are considering pilot projects for home delivery of liquor via platforms like Swiggy and Zomato. - The initiative aims to cater to expats, modern consumers, and those who find traditional liquor stores unpleasant. - Currently, only Odisha and West Bengal allow home delivery of alcohol, but other states are evaluating the pros and cons. - Online delivery models ensure transaction records, age verification, and compliance with regulatory requirements. - Industry executives believe online deliveries can boost sales, enhance consumer convenience, and ensure responsible alcohol distribution. Source: Economic Times

States like New Delhi, Karnataka, and Kerala are considering pilot projects for home delivery of liquor via platforms like Swiggy and Zomato.
The initiative aims to cater to expats, modern consumers, and those who find traditional liquor stores unpleasant.
Currently, only Odisha and West Bengal allow home delivery of alcohol, but other states are evaluating the pros and cons.
Online delivery models ensure transaction records, age verification, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
Industry executives believe online deliveries can boost sales, enhance consumer convenience, and ensure responsible alcohol distribution.

Source: Economic Times

20mo ago

TwirlyRaccoon

American Express

20mo

LFG!

FluffyWaffle

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@NewsAnchor heartfelt appreciation for the thumbnails! Kudos

ZestyQuokka

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20mo

I think Maharashtra too has some supportive rules
. We were trying for liquor home delivery in NCR, but the paperwork scared us. Then Covid hit, all plans got stuck

WigglyBanana

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Crumbled credit card receipt, why is that so relatable 🤣

GoofyBanana

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https://youtu.be/bzW9fmwcmG4

WigglyWalrus

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Now, we will have multiple Vedant Agrawals daily.

TwirlyWaffle

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Its already quite smoothly running in bengal.. and its better half of the shops take cooling charges and mark up on bottles smaller than full size.. i was amazed to see sign in shop declaraing MRP store as if in india that isnt the rule anyway.