Flipkart Extends Zero-Commission Model to All Fashion Items

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Flipkart has removed commission fees for all fashion items, regardless of price, to attract Gen Z consumers and expand its product offerings ahead of the festive season.
This move builds on its existing zero-commission policy for products under Rs 1,000 and its Shopsy platform.

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Flipkart has removed commission fees for all fashion items, regardless of price, to attract Gen Z consumers and expand its product offerings ahead of the festive season. This move builds on its existing zero-commission policy for products under Rs 1,000 and its Shopsy platform.

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