Supplyco launches online sales in Thiruvananthapuram
The Hindu
The facility will be extended across the State by March
The Kerala State Civil Supplies Corporation (Supplyco) launched an online sale and home delivery of its commodities in the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation limits on Tuesday.
Food and Civil Supplies Minister G.R. Anil said the facility would be extended across the State by March, while formally launching the facility at a function held at the Supplyco People’s Bazaar in East Fort here.
Supplyco ventured into the e-commerce avenue a month ago when the scheme got under way in Thrissur. Mr. Anil said the company had been able to transition from one that distributed essentials through the Kudumabashree to an enterprise that developed its own delivery network. The entire chain of Supplyco supermarkets would come under the network within two months, he said.
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