Checkers beta testing revamped Sixty60 app, announces new delivery vans

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Checkers begins testing revamped Sixty60 app

Shoprite has announced it is beta testing a new and improved version of its Checkers Sixty60 app, which lets customers shop from over 10,000 larger Checkers Hyper products.

The beta app will continue to offer same-day delivery scheduled within a 60-minute time slot but will boast a much wider range of products.
 
epah said:
Man Checkers knows how to run a business. Big Ups to them.
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Can't think of a better example of digital disruption (and transformation) of the standard brick-and-mortar supermarket sector..

The opportunities are endless

PS: There is one more thing left that would absolutely crush PnP, "Checkers Clothing"
 
The_MAC said:
Can't think of a better example of digital disruption (and transformation) of the standard brick-and-mortar supermarket sector..

The opportunities are endless

PS: There is one more thing left that would absolutely crush PnP, "Checkers Clothing"
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SHEIN and Temu will crush PnP clothing.
 
Nice, and it looks like they're going to be using the new Suzuki Eco vans @epah

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Pegasus said:
SHEIN and Temu will crush PnP clothing.
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Would prefer a local threat, not an external communist one, then at least there is some re-investment in the country and more tax circulating the trough, from which us common folk might get a nibble or two from..
 
I'm happy to hear about this. I have a few questions regarding van delivery. What will happen to areas where there is no Hyper store? Will a van be unavailable in those areas? Also, can current scooters deliver 3-5 big kitchen appliances at once, or will Checkers add more cars?
 
The_MAC said:
Would prefer a local threat, not an external communist one, then at least there is some re-investment in the country and more tax circulating the trough, from which us common folk might get a nibble or two from..
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If people are spending less money on clothes then there is more money floating around.

Also sars would in fact be collecting tax.
 
Joseph matane said:
I'm happy to hear about this. I have a few questions regarding van delivery. What will happen to areas where there is no Hyper store? Will a van be unavailable in those areas? Also, can current scooters deliver 3-5 big kitchen appliances at once, or will Checkers add more cars?
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I believe it will cover about a 20km radius from a Hyper store. So I dont think the bigger items will be available in towns without a Hyper.
 
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