CHICAGO — Quick commerce, the under-hour delivery model pioneered by startups promising groceries and convenience items in 15 to 30 minutes, has moved from niche experiment to national infrastructure, according to a new study from global management consultancy Kearney, and it is beginning to reshape how consumers shop for healthcare.The report, "Quick Commerce: A Strategic Outlook," released Thursday, combines industry data with fresh consumer s…
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