What Online Services Will You Be Relying On The Most During The MCO?

18-Mar-20 12:00

What Online Services Will You Be Relying On The Most During The MCO?

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Retailers are seeing a surge in online grocery shopping as consumers stock up on food and other essentials because of the coronavirus outbreak. Both customers who want to avoid the crowds and those who are running into empty shelves at brick-and-mortar stores are turning to the internet to shop.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

Presented by: Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj and Christine Wong

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Tags: MyGrocer, Home Delivery, COVID-19, corona virus, SME,

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