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Do we really need clothes delivered in under an hour? Target’s Uber Eats deal is convenience culture gone wild | Maggie Zhou

This means that a “curated” selection of 25,000 of Target’s products can arrive at your door in under an hour, thanks to Uber Eats’ “on-demand” delivery.

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The Guardian reports that this means that a “curated” selection of 25,000 of Target’s products can arrive at your door in under an hour, thanks to Uber Eats’ “on-demand” delivery.

The time lag between ordering a meal and its packaging hitting your rubbish bin is ridiculously brief. Will items bought through this partnership be treated differently?

This lifestyle story centres on Australia. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Target’s Uber Eats, Maggie Zhou and Target.

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Australia · Oceania
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The Guardian
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Target’s Uber Eats, Maggie Zhou, Target, Uber Eats
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Lifestyle

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