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Supply is just not hitting the spot as thirst for booze spikes

19 June 2020 - 10:09 By wendy knowler
Wendy Knowler Consumer journalist
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Queues of liquor shoppers outside Checkers Liquors in Cape Town CBD.
Queues of liquor shoppers outside Checkers Liquors in Cape Town CBD.
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Too much of a good thing is bad, it’s said. SA’s online retailers know all about this.

Demand for click-and-deliver services is spiking – in most cases well beyond their ability to cope.

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