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Kuwait-based Lebanese blogger Mark says online shopping for grocery is picking up in Kuwait. “I prefer passing by an actual supermarket to buy my groceries but this could be an attractive solution for people who don’t have the time to physically go and shop,” he notes.
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Well the world is getting busier by the day so i guess there is the need for online grocery services .what has been the major challnges so far?
I live in Ghana and there is one in Accra-Tema called KAYA- http://www.mykayaonline.com
Kaya is an online grocery/foodstuff and errand delivery service (within the Accra-Tema metropolis) designed to simplify the repetitive, time consuming chores in your life.
No more running errands after work when you could instead be at the gym, playing with the kids, or just plain relaxing. Making Life Easier …Better
Orders can be made via phone,fax and email.Deliveries are made within 24 hours after order is comfirmed
further info is available from the link below
http://www.mykayaonline.com
best site for the basic needs in Kuwait – http://www.kuwaitfridaymarket.com please comment on this if after watching this site if I am wrong/Right .Thanks
Some supermarkets in Kuwait does offer home phone shopping for groceries but online I think nothing is going to beat up classifieds which you can offer or buy people services such as http://www.q8daily.com for now.But we can wait and see what might happen anytime soon.