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The shift toward Hyperlocal delivery operations created revolutionary changes in end-point distribution of services that deliver exceptional convenience but struggle to fulfil sustainability goals. This research analyses sustainability across multiple dimensions in Hyperlocal delivery services by studying economic aspects together with environmental and social variables. Beyond enhancing operational performance and protecting the environment this research considers customer retention and satisfaction as essential growth factors for Hyperlocal businesses. The research examines how delivery reliability and personalization alongside service quality build customer loyalty through approaches which minimize carbon emissions while maximizing resource efficiency. The study analyses industry practices alongside customer behaviour and feedback mechanisms to establish new approaches which unite sustainability goals with customer-driven operations. Stakeholders can employ this complete framework to develop Hyperlocal delivery systems which are both efficient and resilient and focused on customers so they succeed for the long-term in a competitive market.