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Bigbasket enters offline retail with 'Fresho' store in Bengaluru

With the launch, Bigbasket aims to target "the next 500 million users who have not purchased grocery online yet", the company said

November 24, 2021 / 16:38 IST
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File image of a Bigbasket warehouse
File image of a Bigbasket warehouse

Online grocery firm Bigbasket on November 24 announced the launch of its new technology-driven 'Fresho' store in Bengaluru, entering the offline retail segment.

The company, which was acquired by Tata Digital in May this year,  "aims at targeting the next 500 million users who have not purchased grocery online yet", it said in a press release. The launch is part of Bigbasket’s plan to open 200 physical outlets across India by 2023 and increase it to 800 by 2026.

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According to Bigbasket chief executive officer Hari Menon, the Fresho stores would prove to be "gamechangers" as they would make the buying of fruits, vegetables and groceries "as seamless as cash transactions at ATMs".

These stores will "offer high-quality products at extremely competitive prices", the company said.