In the UK, some subscription services have
become popular.
They are not e-magazines I wrote in the past. Many commodities are subjected to the regular subscription services, not
limited to newspaper and food, but sanitary goods are also available.
In Japan, I had been utilizing a food
delivery service. It enabled me to take fresh meal everyday without annoying shopping. Such services often suggest
some new products we have not tried yet,
giving us an opportunity to taste a new cuisine. It is an advantage of regularly delivering.
In the UK, I have tried a sweets delivery
service. Unfortunately, their products are not attractive for me.
Someone introduced a Japanese sweets
delivery service. It looks impressive.
Some products are quite traditional in Japan;
others are rarely found even in Japan. I wonder who the customers are. Perhaps, some British enthusiasts of Japanese
sweets are willing to make a contract, as well as Japanese residents in the UK.
Commodities fit regular delivery service. Who would like to go out for toilet
rolls every week? Sanitary goods and condoms are also good candidates for delivery because some people feel embarrassed
to buy ones at the store. Cooking oil, wrappings, and cleaning tools are
potentially suitable for delivery.
However, I am afraid regarding the low performance of delivery in the UK. I have
experienced some troubles about it. A pizza delivery took 1.5 hours. A parcel
from Japan was nearly to be lost. Amazon.co.uk frequently delay the estimated
delivery time. To be honest, it is difficult for
me to trust the whole delivery
system in the UK.
Regular delivery services are advantageous
for the providers because regular income is
guaranteed. But adapting the tastes of each customer is challenging. I
wonder this kind of services will grow much more.
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