Quick Commerce in China: Why 30‑Minute Delivery Became the New Retail Battlefield
China’s retail sector is defined by one metric: minutes. A consumer in Shanghai opens an app, orders a bottle of baijiu, a smartphone charger, a bouquet of flowers, and a carton of milk. Within 30 minutes, the items arrive at her door.  This is quick commerce, a model that has reshaped consumer expectations, reconfigured supply […] The post Quick Commerce in China: Why 30‑Minute Delivery Became the New Retail Battlefield appeared first on Ashley Dudarenok.
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