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Amazon unveils DSP 2.0 to help aspiring entrepreneurs launch delivery biz

With this offering, new entrepreneurs can start their businesses with low start-up costs

Akhil Saxena, vice president, Customer Fulfilment, APAC, MENA and LATAM, Amazon
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Akhil Saxena, vice president, Customer Fulfilment, APAC, MENA and LATAM, Amazon

Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru
E-commerce giant Amazon is launching the next level of its Delivery Service Partner (DSP) programme in India. The programme helps aspiring entrepreneurs, even with little to no delivery experience, develop and launch their own delivery businesses.

These new small business owners are backed by Amazon’s more than 20 years of operational experience, technology, and a suite of exclusively negotiated services and assets required to deliver Amazon packages safely and successfully.

With this offering, new entrepreneurs can start their businesses with low start-up costs. They require low working capital that will help them operate their business seamlessly.

“The new offering will serve as an

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