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A look at apps promising 10-minute grocery delivery in Europe, where VC-backed grocery delivery firms have raised $1.56B in 2021 so far, according to PitchBook

- Turkey's Getir, Germany's Gorillas and Britain's Dija are just a few of the apps promising users 10-minute grocery deliveries. Tweets: @ryan_browne_ , @hkanji , and @geoffcutmore Tweets: Ryan Browne / @ryan_browne_ : Startups like Getir, Gorillas and Dija are promising grocery deliveries in 10 minutes, fueled by VC money and a shift in consumer habits. Investors see a future for these apps, but some experts question their business models. New from me for @CNBCi: https://www.cnbc.com/... Hussein Kanji / @hkanji : Investors believe these start-ups will thrive long after the pandemic, but some experts question their business models https://www.cnbc.com/... Geoff Cutmore / @geoffcutmore : When you need those ingredients in a hurry! https://www.cnbc.com/...

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    Startups like Getir, Gorillas and Dija are promising grocery deliveries in 10 minutes, fueled by VC money and a shift in consumer habits. Investors see a future for these apps, but some experts question their business models. New from me for @CNBCi: https://www.cnbc.com/...