South Asian online marketplace Quicklly has launched an Organic Indian Grocery Subscription Box, which joins the company’s recent partnership with San Francisco-based Seeti to expand the reach and popularity of organic Indian food.
“At Quicklly, we're always listening to our customers to satisfy their unmet needs and make it easier for them to bring delicious, home-cooked goodness to their dinner tables. One of the areas that our customers have consistently highlighted has been the lack of easy access to organic, authentic Indian groceries," said Keval Raj, Quicklly's co-founder, in a statement. "While organic food has gone mainstream and has shown considerable growth in conventional grocery stores around the country, customers looking for healthier, organic Indian grocery items are often left to fend for themselves. Through this first of its kind organic Indian Grocery Subscription Box, we're broadening access to fresh and non-perishable organic food items while also giving Quicklly customers more options for nourishing themselves and their bodies."
In addition to its Indian subscription box, the company will continue to offer traditional grocery, restaurant, and tiffin (a light tea-time meal) delivery to customers within the New York-New Jersey, Greater Chicago, and San Francisco Bay areas.
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