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Amazon launches largest delivery station in Karnataka before festive season

Investments in delivery stations enable seamless and faster last-mile deliveries of orders to customers in the region and create local jobs.

Amazon has argued that terms agreed upon in its 2019 deal to pay US$192 million for a 49per cent stake in Future's gift voucher unit prevent its parent, Future Group, from selling its Future Retail Ltd business to Reliance. (Photo: Reuters)
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Amazon has argued that terms agreed upon in its 2019 deal to pay US$192 million (Photo: Reuters)

Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru
E-commerce firm Amazon India has launched a new Delivery Station in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Spread across close to 30,000 square feet, the new station will enable Amazon to strengthen its last-mile delivery network and ensure faster deliveries across the city of Bengaluru, ahead of the upcoming festive season. This is Amazon’s largest delivery station in the state out of the existing network of 130 Amazon owned and partner delivery stations. Investments in Delivery Stations enable seamless and faster last mile deliveries of orders to customers in the region, and create local jobs in the city.

“In line with our vision of making e-commerce

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