Gopuff’s Bryan Batista on setting the pace and why quick commerce is here to stay

George Iddenden
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While many are sceptical about the future of the quick commerce sector – and the jury is still largely out on whether it was a pandemic fad or not – Gopuff’s senior vice president of international business, Bryan Batista, certainly isn’t.

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While many are sceptical about the future of the quick commerce sector – and the jury is still largely out on whether it was a pandemic fad or not – Gopuff’s senior vice president of international business, Bryan Batista, certainly isn’t.

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