Daraz launches dMart for fresh and essential items

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Sri Lanka’s largest online market platform, Daraz, has launched its online supermarket dMart, featuring a variety of essential FMCG products as well as fresh fruit and vegetables. Creating an opportunity for consumers to conduct their grocery shopping online, dMart assists the current situation in society by helping people limit their movement outside and shop from the safety of their homes, the company said in a media release.

Fresh fruit and vegetables are available at the lowest prices on dMart and will be delivered the very next day, within Colombo and its suburbs. Other available products range from beverages, dairy products, cooking essentials, laundry and household items, bath and body products as well as baby care, hair care and skin care products. Dubbed as the ‘handheld supermarket’, dMart gives Daraz users quick access to the total assortment of essential products at all times.

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