Customers don't actually want ultra-fast grocery delivery. What they want is an easy solution for their daily, weekly, and monthly shopping missions. So what does this look like? Giuseppe Randazzo is Chief International Officer for foodpanda, foodora, and Yemeksepeti - all owned by Delivery Hero which operates in around 65 countries across four continents, with a mission to deliver anything, straight to your door. Giuseppe joins host Natalie Berg to map the next decade of quick commerce: from food and groceries to health, beauty, and pets; and from search bars to AI agents that predict your next order before you make it.
In this episode, you'll learn: → Why developing markets are winning at quick commerce. Bangladesh and Pakistan are more advanced than Northern Europe. Why? They never had the legacy retail infrastructure to unlearn. → Why groceries are just the start — health & beauty, pharma, pets, flowers are ripe for growth. Will q-commerce verticals will eventually be as large as food delivery itself? → Why "quick" commerce won't exist in 10 years. It'll just be called... commerce. Speed becomes tablestakes. The next battleground? AI-powered personalization. We also got into robot delivery, agentic commerce, and why the brands winning aren't competing on speed — they're competing on cognitive load reduction. 🎥 Full episode is also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ARxkGRAWHmo?si=YTr_Hl5T94tc1LYP
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