"We found it hard to monetise this model due to lack of curated set of listings and reluctance of either side to pay for the services."

Inntot typically charges an upfront licensing fee from OEMs along with a royalty per piece sold of radio with its solution loaded onto it.

Following assaults from customers, soldiers of ecommerce giants have more than just traffic to worry about.

"The journey actually began in June when we did well due to marketing, though we were actually not ready operationally."

"As we started getting some orders, we found that putting together that kind of a meal was becoming hard during busy hours," she said.

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Crofarm has a network of over 10,000 farmers from whom it procures produce directly and delivers to various organized retail players.

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