Jumbotail’s never-ending string of lessons

For years, the B2B grocery startup stayed put in Bengaluru to perfect its business model. It then took it to multiple cities in India. The company has now scaled back, learning valuable lessons along the way.

29 July, 2024•12 min
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Jumbotail’s never-ending string of lessons

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