💨 Abstract
Temu, an online marketplace, launched a "local warehouse" in South Africa using third-party logistics providers. This setup aims to reduce delivery times by having sellers store inventory locally, avoiding overseas shipping and import duties. Items from these warehouses promise one- to two-day delivery. Shoppers should note a R75 delivery fee may apply per seller for orders under R650. The model is part of Temu's local fulfillment plan to enhance customer service.
Courtesy: Sundeeka Mungroo
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