Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 7月19日 08時35分

On a typical evening at online grocer @freshdirect's highly automated distribution center in New York City, workers fillet, wrap and label individual orders of harpoon-caught swordfish and then push the packages on a serpentine system of conveyor belts that twists and turns for nine miles through the building.⠀
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Trucked in that day from Nova Scotia, the fish might spend 24 hours or less inside the warehouse before hitting the streets bound for homes from Connecticut to as far south as the Washington, D.C., suburbs.⠀
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Designed to keep food fresh longer and move it faster, the 400,000 square-foot operation is the online grocer's multimillion-dollar bet on the fastest-growing sector in the grocery business. ⠀
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FreshDirect helped build the e-commerce home-delivery market, and now with @Amazon, @Wal-Mart Stores, Inc, @Target and grocery chains like @krogerco piling on investments, companies are jockeying for position in a business that some believe is the future of supermarket sales.⠀
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