Industry experts suggest the perishables expansion reflects broader platform maturation beyond delivery speed towards margin-accretive differentiation. (Freepik) With the launch of Noice by Swiggy ...

In an effort to diversify its online presence, the e-commerce giant Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN has reportedly started selling its first private-label groceries, which include Happy Belly (its coffee brand) ...

"Shipping perishable goods during the holidays isn't just logistics—it's make-or-break for quality, brand reputation, and customer trust," said Terry O'Connell, Senior Vice President of Sales and ...

As retailers continue to improve the quality and penetration of their proprietary brands, consumers are increasingly opting for private label over national brands. Once deemed to be of lesser quality ...

Amazon is now in the business of selling its own perishables, having quietly introduced its first private-label food products over the past few days. Selecting coffee as one of its debut food products ...