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The Omnichannel Reality: Why Competition Law Must Look Beyond E-Commerce

E-commerce accounts for just 6-7% of consumer spending in India, while kiranas, physical stores and digital platforms increasingly operate in an integrated retail ecosystem.

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The Omnichannel Reality: Why Competition Law Must Look Beyond E-Commerce
E-commerce accounts for just 6-7% of consumer spending in India, while kiranas, physical stores and digital platforms increasingly operate in an integrated retail ecosystem.
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