As more merchants choose to cut out the middlemen, this is setting the stage for major disruption to traditional in-store retailing practices – especially in the wake of COVID-19. Furthermore, as new businesses increasingly opt for a ‘digitalfirst’ approach to avoid high overheads, this is going to have a lasting effect on consumer habits.
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