<ul><li>Uber partners with the Indian government-backed nonprofit to enter India's B2B logistics market and challenge Amazon and Flipkart.</li><li>Uber will offer B2B logistics services through ONDC, starting with food deliveries and expanding to e-commerce, grocery, pharmacy, and healthcare logistics.</li><li>This move positions Uber against competitors like Shiprocket, Shadowfax, Porter, and Loadshare in India's logistics sector.</li><li>In addition to B2B logistics, Uber introduces metro ticketing on its app through ONDC, aligning with India's push for digital commerce and mobility.</li></ul>

Uber eyes B2B logistics push in India through state-backed open commerce network

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