Your Personal Navigator in the Ever-Evolving World of Food Delivery

Week 31/03/2026

The delivery world never stands still. This week, we’ve cut through the noise to bring you the insights that directly impact your operations.

At a Glance: Your 3-Second Summary

• Profitability over Volume: Major players are seeing profit dips despite revenue growth as the cost of customer acquisition skyrockets.
• The AI Merchant Revolution: E-commerce giants are shifting focus from consumer subsidies to AI agents that optimize merchant operations.
• High-Stakes Hyper-local: The “instant commerce” battle is causing significant quarterly losses for even the biggest market leaders.

What’s Happening & Why it Matters

AI Agents Take Over the Storefront

• Alibaba is rolling out advanced AI agents across Taobao and Tmall to automate customer service and marketing for its merchants.
• The focus of innovation has shifted from front-end UX to operational efficiency through automation, allowing lean teams to manage massive scale.

Meituan’s Costly Battle for Instant Delivery

• Meituan reported a second consecutive quarterly loss as it pours capital into subsidies to defend its instant commerce territory.
• The everything-now model remains a high-stakes gamble, proving that dominance in food delivery doesn’t guarantee a sustainable path to profitability without massive scale.

PDD Holdings: Growth at a Price

• PDD Holdings saw revenue jump 12%, yet net profit dipped 11% due to increased investments and competitive pressure.
• High-growth revenue is a vanity metric if not protected; the current climate demands extreme cost discipline to survive the race to the bottom on pricing.

China’s E-Commerce Surge Signals Rebound

• China’s e-commerce sector rose 9.2% in the Jan-Feb period, signaling strong consumer resilience.
• This growth suggests that digital-first consumption is now the baseline, and brands must optimize for high-frequency, low-friction digital interactions.

Inside Boolanga: Godfather Vibes

For our 3rd monthly #BoolangaBrunch, the office went full Godfather. We shared a feast of meatballs and antipasto while hunting for “Traitors” hidden among our loyal associates.

While the theme was cinematic, the goal was real: building the deep trust and sharp intuition required to deliver excellence.

The Final Word

This week proves that, whether you are fighting off traitors at a brunch or competitors in the instant-delivery space, survival depends on one thing: Intelligence. If you aren’t using AI and data to spot the “moles” in your margin, you’re already behind.

#BoolangaBites #FoodDelivery #Logistics #Qcommerce #LastMileDelivery

Your Personal Navigator in the Ever-Evolving World of Food Delivery

Week 24/03/2026

The delivery world never stands still. This week, we’ve cut through the noise to bring you the insights that directly impact your operations.

At a Glance: Your 3-Second Summary

• Market Consolidation Intensifies: The era of hyper-competition is ending as major players like Grab and Amazon acquire strategic assets to dominate specific regions and technologies.
• Profitability via Micro-Transactions: Platforms are shifting the cost burden to the consumer through incremental fee hikes to offset heavy infrastructure investments.
• AI & Robotics are the New Workforce: From Nvidia-backed logistics to Swiss-made delivery robots, the “human element” in the last mile is being rapidly replaced by automation.

What’s Happening & Why it Matters

Grab Swallows Foodpanda Taiwan

• Grab has reached a $600 million deal to acquire Foodpanda’s operations in Taiwan, marking a massive consolidation in the East Asian market.
• Strategic exits are becoming the norm as platforms realize that market dominance is the only path to sustainable margins in high-density urban zones.

Alibaba’s Profit Pain for Quick-Commerce Gain

• Alibaba reported a 66% drop in net income as it aggressively diverts capital into its quick-commerce and grocery logistics infrastructure.
• Even the biggest giants are willing to sacrifice short-term profitability to secure the “instant-gratification” supply chain that consumers now demand.

Coupang & Nvidia: The AI Logistics Marriage

• Coupang is partnering with Nvidia to integrate advanced AI into its fulfillment centers to optimize route planning and inventory management.
• Logistics is no longer a labor game; it’s a data game where predictive AI is the primary lever for operational efficiency.

Amazon’s Robotic Last-Mile Leap

• Amazon has acquired a Swiss robotics startup to begin field-testing specialized machines designed for direct-to-doorstep delivery.
• By bringing robotics R&D in-house, Amazon aims to eliminate the most expensive variable in the delivery chain: the human courier.t

Why eShops are a Game-Changer

Traditional equipment management is usually a mess of spreadsheets and manual requests. A custom eShop transforms that into a self-service ecosystem:

• Zero-Touch Fulfillment: Riders or local managers order what they need, and the system handles the rest—no internal approvals or manual data entry required.
• Brand Integrity: Every market gets the same high-quality, ergonomically certified gear, ensuring your fleet looks professional globally.
• Financial Predictability: With integrated stock tracking, you stop over-ordering “just in case” and start buying based on real-time demand data.

The Final Word

The “growth at all costs” era is dead; we have entered the age of the Automated Bottom Line, where profitability is won through AI-driven logistics and the aggressive consolidation of market share.

#BoolangaBites #FoodDelivery #Logistics #Qcommerce #LastMileDelivery

Your Personal Navigator in the Ever-Evolving World of Food Delivery

Week 17/03/2026

The delivery world never stands still. This week, we’ve cut through the noise to bring you the insights that directly impact your operations.

At a Glance: Your 3-Second Summary

• Autonomous Delivery Escalation: Major players are moving from laboratory testing to live-market drone trials in the US.
• The “Human” Component: Platforms are prioritizing social responsibility and rider welfare to maintain operational stability during peak cultural periods.
• Global E-Commerce Rebalancing: Chinese giants are aggressively expanding into European markets, challenging established incumbents like Amazon.

What’s Happening & Why it Matters

Grubhub Takes to the Skies in New Jersey

• Grubhub is launching a three-month drone delivery pilot program in New Jersey to test the viability of airborne logistics in suburban environments.
• Automation is shifting from a “future concept” to a tactical necessity to lower the cost-per-delivery in high-density residential zones.

Deliveroo Prioritizes Rider Welfare for Ramadan

• Deliveroo has launched a comprehensive initiative to support delivery riders during Ramadan, including dedicated rest areas and adjusted schedules.
• Supporting the frontline workforce during peak cultural moments is critical for long-term fleet retention and brand reputation.

DiDi Global Narrows Losses Amid Rising Revenue

• DiDi Global reported a significantly smaller Q4 loss as revenue surged by over 100%, signaling a strong recovery in the ride-hailing and delivery sectors.
• The path to profitability is becoming clearer for global platforms, proving that operational scale can finally overcome high overhead costs.

JD.com Challenges Amazon with European Launch

• JD.com has officially launched “Joybuy” in Europe, a direct-to-consumer platform aimed at disrupting the regional e-commerce status quo.
• Increased competition in the “New Verticals” space will force Western players to innovate faster on delivery speed and price transparency.

How Professional Gear Slashes Onboarding Friction

Many delivery fleets struggle with brand image and rider fatigue caused by bulky, uncomfortable, and unprofessional equipment.

We introduced the Boolanga Telescopic Bag—an extension of the rider designed to be lightweight, weather-proof, and perfectly balanced.

By treating riders like pros, our partners see an immediate boost in performance. When your fleet looks and feels like brand ambassadors, delivery times improve and rider churn drops. Your gear is your first impression.

The Final Word

The “Last Mile” is no longer just a logistics problem; it is a human and technological frontier where the best-equipped fleets—both in terms of software and physical gear—will ultimately dominate the market.

#BoolangaBites #FoodDelivery #Logistics #Qcommerce #LastMileDelivery

Your Personal Navigator in the Ever-Evolving World of Food Delivery

Week 10/03/2026

The delivery world never stands still. This week, we’ve cut through the noise to bring you the insights that directly impact your operations.

At a Glance: Your 3-Second Summary

• From Delivery to Lifestyle: Platforms like DoorDash and Foodpanda are aggressively integrating financial services and reservations to capture the entire consumer journey.
• The “Homecoming” IPO Trend: Flipkart’s domicile shift back to India signals a new era where regional giants seek domestic public market validation over offshore structures.
• Profitability Meets Personalization: Leading players are deploying AI-driven customization to protect margins while maintaining user engagement in a tightening economy.

What’s Happening & Why it Matters

DoorDash Goes All-In on AI & Reservations

• DoorDash is launching AI-powered menu customization and expanding its reservation tools to compete with traditional dine-in platforms.
• By moving “up-funnel” into discovery and booking, DoorDash is attempting to monetize the entire restaurant relationship, not just the last mile.

Foodpanda & Prime Bank Launch “Ramadan Fest”

• Foodpanda has partnered with Prime Bank to offer deep discounts and flash sales on groceries via Pandamart during the Ramadan season.
• This reflects the growing trend of fintech-delivery convergence, where seasonal hyper-local promotions are used to drive rapid adoption of quick-commerce grocery services.

Dingdong Extends Profit Streak Amid Margin Headwinds

• Dingdong reported its eighth consecutive quarter of GAAP profitability with 5.7% revenue growth, though gross margins dipped to 29.3% due to its “4G Strategy” and pricing shifts.
• Scaling while maintaining profitability is getting harder; the slight margin decline suggests that even the most efficient players must balance aggressive user acquisition with rising fulfillment costs.

Flipkart Flips Back to India for IPO

• Flipkart has completed its legal relocation from Singapore to India, clearing the final regulatory hurdles for a domestic listing later this year.
• This move highlights a massive strategic pivot where major e-commerce players are prioritizing domestic market trust and regulatory alignment to maximize IPO valuations.

Happy International Women’s Day!

We’re celebrating the incredible women driving innovation and shaping the culture here at Boolanga.

To our colleagues and partners—thank you for your brilliance and for being the heartbeat of this team.

The Final Word

The line between a delivery app and a bank is officially blurring; the winners of 2026 won’t just bring the food to the door—they will own the reservation, the payment, and the loyalty data long before the order is ever placed.

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Your Personal Navigator in the Ever-Evolving World of Food Delivery

Week 03/03/2026

The delivery world never stands still. This week, we’ve cut through the noise to bring you the insights that directly impact your operations.

At a Glance: Your 3-Second Summary

• Strategic Retrenchment: Global players are exiting non-core markets to protect margins and double down on high-density winners.
• The Zero-Fee War: E-commerce giants are slashing commissions to zero for low-cost items to capture Tier II and III market share.
• Captive Audience Capture: Platforms are moving beyond the doorstep, targeting high-frequency transit hubs like national railway networks.

What’s Happening & Why it Matters

DoorDash to Exit Four Markets Across Deliveroo and Wolt Brands

• DoorDash is winding down its Deliveroo and Wolt operations in Japan, Singapore, Qatar, and Uzbekistan to streamline its international footprint.
• The era of “growth at any cost” is over; platforms are now prioritizing regional dominance over global vanity metrics to achieve sustainable profitability in their strongest markets.

Amazon India’s Race to the Bottom (Price)

• Amazon India is eliminating referral fees for over 125 million products priced under 1,000 rupees to compete with Flipkart’s aggressive terms.
• By removing friction for small-ticket items, Amazon is betting that volume and seller loyalty in emerging cities will outweigh the loss of immediate commission revenue.

JD.com Bets $2.9B on the Digital Pantry

• JD.com is investing 20 billion yuan over three years into its “Billion-Yuan Supermarket” to aggressively subsidize its online grocery arm.
• Groceries drive the high-frequency habits that electronics can’t, turning the supermarket category into the ultimate defensive moat against diversified rivals.

Swiggy Puts “Food on Track”

• Swiggy has expanded its partnership with IRCTC to deliver meals to 152 railway stations, a 117% increase in coverage over the last year.
• Tapping into 20 million daily passengers transforms a logistics network into a mobile marketplace with a captive, high-intent audience.

Orange is the New Track

We recently had the opportunity to see our tech in the wild by visiting the talabat offices in the Middle East.

A major highlight of the visit was observing how Boolanga powers the complete end-to-end digital journey of a rider: from initial onboarding to complex inventory exchanges and clearance.

We’re proud to provide the control and visibility that helps talabat lead the food delivery market across the region.

The Final Word

This week proves that the winning strategy isn’t just about being everywhere—it’s about being the most efficient where it counts, whether that’s on a train platform in India or in a rider’s hands in the Middle East.

#BoolangaBites #FoodDelivery #Logistics #Qcommerce #LastMileDelivery

Your Personal Navigator in the Ever-Evolving World of Food Delivery

Week 25/02/2026

The delivery world never stands still. This week, we’ve cut through the noise to bring you the insights that directly impact your operations.

At a Glance: Your 3-Second Summary

• Profitability over Speed: Platforms are shuttering hyper-fast delivery experiments to protect margins.
• The Rise of “Physical AI”: Autonomous robots are moving from novelty to infrastructure in major UK cities.
• Legal Reckoning: European courts are forcing a fundamental shift in how the “gig economy” treats its workforce.

What’s Happening & Why it Matters

Just Eat Deploys Autonomous Delivery Robots in UK

• Just Eat has launched autonomous delivery trials in Bristol and Milton Keynes, deploying wheeled-legged robots from RIVR and Delivers.AI to handle “last-mile” urban obstacles like stairs.
• Platforms are aggressively shifting toward automation to manage peak demand and reduce the long-term cost of human labor

Swiggy Shuts 10-Minute Food Delivery App Snacc

• Swiggy has shuttered its 10-minute food delivery service, Snacc, as the company pivots away from high-burn experiments toward sustainable profitability.
• The industry is realizing that unit economics must trump convenience, signaling the end of the hyper-velocity delivery wars.

Court orders Glovo’s Italy unit to regularise riders

• An Italian court has ordered Glovo to classify its riders as employees rather than contractors, demanding backdated social security contributions.
• The legal walls are closing in on the “freelance” model, forcing platforms to re-engineer their labor costs or risk total operational disruption in Europe.

DoorDash Shares Rise on Strong Q1 Forecast

• DoorDash shares surged following a strong Q1 forecast, driven by a significant increase in order frequency and successful expansion into new categories.
• The lines between e-commerce and food delivery are blurring, as platforms seek to maximize “share of wallet” by becoming the single destination for every household need.

Bolt Food Visits Boolanga

It was an absolute pleasure hosting our partners from Bolt Food at our office this week. While we collaborate daily, these two days allowed us to step back and focus on the bigger picture: building a truly integrated, end-to-end merchant services ecosystem.

We’re already looking forward to the next one!

The Final Word

The delivery industry is maturing. Whether it is the deployment of “Physical AI” to solve the last-mile or the closure of unsustainable apps, the theme is Resilience. The winners of 2026 won’t be those who grow the fastest, but those who build the most efficient and technologically advanced foundations.

#BoolangaBites #FoodDelivery #Logistics #Qcommerce #LastMileDelivery

Your Personal Navigator in the Ever-Evolving World of Food Delivery

Week 17/02/2026

The delivery world never stands still. This week, we’ve cut through the noise to bring you the insights that directly impact your operations.

At a Glance: Your 3-Second Summary

• Market Consolidation is Accelerating: Regional powerhouses are acquiring established players to dominate the GCC and European corridors.
• The “Super-App” Race Intensifies: Major e-commerce and ride-hailing giants are aggressively pivoting into food delivery to capture daily consumer habits.
• Profitability Over Presence: High-cost markets are seeing the exit of long-term players as platforms prioritize sustainable margins over geographic vanity.

What’s Happening & Why it Matters

Uber Eats Aggressively Expands Across Europe

• Uber is launching food delivery services in seven new European markets, including Ireland and the Czech Republic, to challenge local incumbents.
• Uber is leveraging its existing mobility network to achieve instant logistics density, forcing local players to defend their market share against a high-capital global giant.

Jahez Group Acquires Snoonu for Gulf Expansion

• Saudi-listed Jahez Group is acquiring Snoonu to spearhead its multi-vertical expansion into Kuwait and Bahrain.
• This move signals a shift toward regional consolidation, where established players use M&A to instantly acquire local infrastructure and multi-vertical tech.

Foodora Exits Finland After a Decade

• Delivery Hero subsidiary Foodora has announced it will cease operations in Finland, citing a strategic shift toward markets with higher growth potential.
• The departure of a 10-year veteran proves that long-term presence does not guarantee survival in an era where operational efficiency must outweigh brand legacy.

Flipkart to Pilot Food Delivery in India

• E-commerce giant Flipkart is set to pilot a food delivery service in Q2 2026, marking its latest move into high-frequency consumer categories.
• The lines between e-commerce and food delivery are blurring, as platforms seek to maximize “share of wallet” by becoming the single destination for every household need.

Inside the Lab: The Design Sprint

We transformed the Boolanga office into a high-pressure product design firm for a day. Our team stepped away from their daily roles to tackle a real-time engineering challenge: balancing tight timelines and client demands to build the ultimate modular gear solution.

The mission wasn’t just about building—it was about “end-user obsession,” ensuring every design could withstand enterprise-level durability without sacrificing rider comfort.

By putting our own team through these intensive R&D sprints, we ensure that every solution in your fleet has been battle-tested by the very people who designed it.

The Final Word

The delivery landscape is no longer about who can launch the fastest, but who can sustain the longest; whether it’s through massive acquisition or surgical market exits, the focus has shifted entirely to operational excellence.

Your Personal Navigator in the Ever-Evolving World of Food Delivery

Week 10/02/2026

The delivery world never stands still. This week, we’ve cut through the noise to bring you the insights that directly impact your operations.

At a Glance: Your 3-Second Summary

• Ocado’s Strategic Lean: The UK tech giant is weighing 1,000 job cuts to protect margins as the grocery automation market cools.
• The $31M Settlement: PedidosYa and Glovo finalize a record-breaking antitrust payment in Chile, signaling a new era of digital market regulation
• Dingdong’s Big Exit: Meituan’s $717M acquisition of Dingdong’s China business marks a massive consolidation in the fresh grocery sector

What’s Happening & Why it Matters

Ocado Braces for Major Restructuring

• British online grocer Ocado is reportedly considering cutting up to 1,000 roles as part of a significant cost-cutting drive to streamline operations.
• Even the pioneers of automation are finding that high-tech infrastructure isn’t enough; operational leanness is now the primary lever for survival in a cooling grocery market.

PedidosYa and Glovo Ink Chile Agreement

• Delivery giants PedidosYa and Glovo have reached a strategic agreement in Chile to optimize their regional footprints.
• We are seeing the end of the “land grab” era as platforms prioritize market density over geographical breadth through strategic asset swaps.

Dingdong Maicai Sells China Business to Meituan

• Dingdong is selling its core China operations to Meituan for $717 million, marking a massive shift in the competitive landscape of Chinese quick-commerce.
• The exit of specialized players into the arms of ecosystem giants proves that integrated “super-apps” have the ultimate advantage in customer acquisition costs.

Dubai SME and talabat Launch “Emirati Chef’s Table Plus”

• Launched at the World Governments Summit, this partnership aims to accelerate the growth of local culinary entrepreneurs through the “talabat Grow” initiative.
• Modern delivery platforms are evolving from simple logistics providers into essential economic incubators, deepening their roots in local regulatory ecosystems.

Roses are Red, Violets are Blue…

Roses are red, violets are blue, but if your gear is too small, your deliveries are through. 🥀

Valentine’s Day is the ultimate stress test for your fleet. Standard delivery bags often lead to crushed petals, tilted chocolate boxes, and the one thing every manager hates: refunds.

At Boolanga, we design for the high-stakes moments. Our TC Bag features a unique expandable gusset that shifts from 30cm to 48cm in seconds. It’s the difference between a rider rejecting a premium flower order and a seamless, five-star delivery.

Don’t let poor gear break hearts (or your margins) this year.

The Final Word

Market dominance is no longer won through subsidies, but through the professional resilience of the fleet that carries your brand.

Your Personal Navigator in the Ever-Evolving World of Food Delivery

Week 03/02/2026

The delivery world never stands still. This week, we’ve cut through the noise to bring you the insights that directly impact your operations.

At a Glance: Your 3-Second Summary

• Infrastructure over Automation: Amazon’s exit from physical “Fresh” stores signals a pivot back to pure delivery logistics.
• Profitability via High-Tickets: Platforms like Grubhub and CookUnity (Airbnb) are targeting premium orders to fix unit economics.
• Operational Discipline: The Shadowfax IPO performance highlights that market enthusiasm now requires proven operational efficiency.

What’s Happening & Why it Matters

Amazon Pulls the Plug on Tech-Grocery

• Amazon is closing its “Just Walk Out” powered Fresh stores to refocus on digital grocery delivery.
• Amazon learned that retail dominance isn’t about cashierless sensors; it’s about last-mile logistics intelligence. The doorstep is the new checkout counter.

Airbnb x CookUnity: Delivery for Short-Term Rentals

• Chef-created meal platform CookUnity is partnering with Airbnb to offer high-end dining for travelers.
• High-margin delivery is moving into unconventional verticals, requiring specialized logistics that handle premium food with professional care.

Grubhub Slashes Fees on $50+ Orders

• To increase Average Order Value (AOV), Grubhub is waiving delivery fees on larger, high-ticket baskets.
• Platforms are sacrificing immediate fee revenue to build customer LTV and ensure that every delivery trip is actually profitable.

Shadowfax IPO: A Reality Check for Logistics

• Despite being oversubscribed, Flipkart-backed Shadowfax saw a 9% dip in its market debut.
• The market is no longer rewarding “growth at all costs.” Investors are demanding sustainable operational margins and long-term fleet stability.

The Physical Reality of the Last Mile

When winter hits, innovation doesn’t keep your fleet moving; performance does.

While giants like Amazon rethink their tech, leaders like Uber and Bolt are doubling down on the physical frontline. They partnered with Boolanga to deploy engineered thermal solutions and professionalized fleet gear.

By prioritizing rider uptime over hype, they maintained service availability during peak winter surges while protecting their most valuable asset: their people.

The Final Word

The trend is clear: whether it’s a cart or a coat, reliability is the new premium. Is your fleet optimized for the “Return to Basics,” or are you still paying for friction you don’t need?

Your Personal Navigator in the Ever-Evolving World of Food Delivery

Week 16/12/2025

The delivery world never stands still. This week, we’ve cut through the noise to bring you the insights that directly impact your operations.

At a Glance: Your 3-Second Summary

• The “Agentic” Era Begins: Instacart and OpenAI have officially moved from “chatting” about food to “buying” it for you.
• The Last Mile is Political: While Amazon optimizes “Rush” pickups, DoorDash faces new legislative headwinds in San Francisco.
• Labor is the New Luxury: JD.com drops billions on housing to secure its most critical asset—its riders.

Boolanga Spotlight

How Füli Won Christmas (and Our Hearts)

Maintaining high energy, creativity, and morale during the intense end-of-year sprint and holiday season is truly the most challenging. Our solution? Implementing a “Chief Morale Officer” strategy featuring Füli, our office cuteness officer, combined with a high-stakes “Ugly Christmas Sweater” competition.

• 📊Impact: A tangible boost in mood and motivation. As the team notes, “Having furry friends around doesn’t just make our office cuter—it genuinely boosts mood and energy.”
• 💡Key Takeaway: A great workplace is built on more than just KPIs; it requires joy, warmth, and the occasional wagging tail.

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What’s Happening & Why it Matters

JD.com‘s $3 Billion Bet on Humans

• Chinese giant JD.com has pledged $3.12 billion (RMB 22 billion) to build 150,000 housing units for its delivery couriers over the next five years.
• In a race to the bottom on price, retention becomes the ultimate competitive advantage – you can’t win the speed war if you don’t have the workforce to deliver it.

Amazon “Rush” & The One-Hour Promise

• Amazon is testing a new “Rush” service that unifies online and in-store inventory, allowing customers to pick up orders from local facilities in under an hour.
• This blurs the final line between “warehouse” and “store,” signaling that Amazon’s next big competitor isn’t a tech company, but the physical convenience of a corner store.

DoorDash Drones vs. City Hall

• Just as DoorDash secured approval to test drones in San Francisco’s Mission District, a City Supervisor introduced new legislation to ground the program, calling neighbors “guinea pigs.”
• The technology for autonomous delivery is ready, but regulatory friction remains the true bottleneck for scaling last-mile innovation in urban centers.

Instacart Breaks the “Chat” Barrier

• Instacart has launched a fully integrated app within ChatGPT, allowing users to build carts and execute “Instant Checkout” without ever leaving the conversation.
• This is the debut of “Agentic Commerce”—shifting the customer journey from search-based browsing to intent-based delegation, where the AI handles the execution.

The Final Word

This week highlights a fascinating tension in our industry. On one hand, we are automating everything—AI is buying our groceries and drones are (trying to) fly our burritos. On the other hand, JD.com is spending billions on housing for humans, and our own office is powered by the morale boost of a dog.

The lesson? Technology accelerates the transaction, but culture – and the humans (and pets) behind it – sustains the operation. Is your operation ready for what’s next?

What are your thoughts on these trends? Drop a comment below!

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