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Carrefour, Google workforce up in voice grocery buying groceries carrier in France

Carrefour and Google mentioned on Tuesday they had been launching a brand new voice-based grocery buying groceries carrier in France as a part of the French store's ambition to boost up its growth into meals e-commerce.
Carrefour and Google said on Tuesday they were launching a new voice-based grocery shopping service in France as part of the French retailer's ambition to accelerate its expansion into food e-commerce.

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