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Flipkart to launch ‘Earth’ for sustainable products

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Flipkart, backed by Walmart, is set to launch "Flipkart for Earth," a premium line focused on environmentally friendly products. The company has begun integrating brands that offer healthier, toxin-free, and sustainable options across various categories including beauty and personal care, snacks and beverages, home decor, fashion, appliances, and more.

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  • Flipkart, backed by Walmart, is set to launch "Flipkart for Earth," a premium line focuse…: Flipkart, backed by Walmart, is set to launch "Flipkart for Earth," a premium line focused on environmentally friendly products.
  • The company has begun integrating brands that offer healthier, toxin-free, and sustainabl…: The company has begun integrating brands that offer healthier, toxin-free, and sustainable options across various categories including beauty and personal care, snacks and beverages, home decor, fashion, appliances, and more.
  • This move reflects Flipkart's growing commitment to sustainability and premium offerings.: This move reflects Flipkart's growing commitment to sustainability and premium offerings.

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Walmart-backed Flipkart is planning to launch Flipkart for Earth, a premium line focussed on environmentally friendly products, according to people in the know.The company has started onboarding brands offering healthier, toxin-free, and sustainable products across beauty and personal care (BPC), snacks and beverages, home decor, fashion, appliances, and other categories, people familiar with the development told ET.It is unclear whether the

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Flipkart plans to launch ‘Earth’ to tap demand for premium, sustainable products

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The company has started onboarding brands offering healthier, toxin-free, and sustainable products across beauty and personal care (BPC), snacks and beverages, home decor, fashion, appliances, and other categories, people familiar with the development told ET.

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