Delhi based GoodToGo has launched a 24 hour online grocery delivery store called GoodToGo Store. The company has plans of expanding to other metros and Tier II cities soon. The store claims to have over 8,000 products listed on its platform. Available on the web and on Android, the store offers free delivery above Rs 250 in select parts of Delhi. The store claims to have an express delivery time of 2 hours and houses bakery items, condiments and sauces, groceries, world cuisine items, dairy items, snacks, beverages, pet care, baby care, poultry and meat items, groceries, confectioneries and seasonings. The web interface does not seem to be complete as yet since the apparent discounts and the original price of the products is the same. There’s some trouble in adding items to the cart on pop up. Available on Android, the company offers 24 hour delivery and claims that although it buys items from various grocery stores, it stocks them in its own warehouse for ensuring product quality and timely supply. According to the company, its stocks undergo quality checks and hygiene and packing standards. GoodToGo was founded by Angad Singh last year. The e-grocery delivery boom The expansion of online grocery delivery companies has not just been rampant, the segment is also seeing a spurt in the investments being pumped in. Earlier this week, Bangalore-based online grocery store BigBasket raised $50 million in a round of funding led by Bessemer Venture Partners at a $400 million valuation. The startup…
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