From Smart Grocery Shops to Clothes-sharing Platforms
Jana Pijak — October 24, 2020 — Business
These October 2020 business trends range from smart grocery shops to clothes-sharing platforms.
Wardrobe is a notable example and helps consumers rent out their clothes to make money. The startup is currently only limited to women's clothing but may expand in the future. Amazon's first Amazon Fresh grocery chain in California is another standout -- and is designed to "offer a smart shopping experience powered by Alexa."
Other notable October 2020 business trends include Pop Up Grocer's announcement of a new location in Brooklyn. Set to open from October 2nd to November 1st, the traveling pop-up experience and will feature a selection of premium yet affordable products and collectible merchandise from brands like Partake Foods, Golde, Omsom and Allawake among others.
Wardrobe is a notable example and helps consumers rent out their clothes to make money. The startup is currently only limited to women's clothing but may expand in the future. Amazon's first Amazon Fresh grocery chain in California is another standout -- and is designed to "offer a smart shopping experience powered by Alexa."
Other notable October 2020 business trends include Pop Up Grocer's announcement of a new location in Brooklyn. Set to open from October 2nd to November 1st, the traveling pop-up experience and will feature a selection of premium yet affordable products and collectible merchandise from brands like Partake Foods, Golde, Omsom and Allawake among others.
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