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LONDON (Reuters) – British supermarket chain the Co-op has joined forces with online meal ordering and delivery firm Just Eat Takeaway to offer home delivery for groceries across the country, the companies said on Friday.
LONDON (Reuters) – British supermarket chain the Co-op has joined forces with online meal ordering and delivery firm Just Eat Takeaway to offer home delivery for groceries across the country, the companies said on Friday.
Shoppers will be able to order items from the Co-op for delivery in as little as under 30 minutes via the Just Eat app and website.
The partnership will initially offer the service from 50 Co-op stores in the United Kingdom and expand to over 1,000 stores by Spring 2023.
Just Eat already has partnership deals in the country with Asda, the UK’s No. 3 supermarket group, wholesaler Booker, which is part of market leader Tesco, and fast food group Greggs.
Online’s share of the UK grocery market was 11.3% in November, according to data from market researcher NielsenIQ.
(Reporting by James Davey; editing by Barbara Lewis)
Home delivery is a service that allows customers to receive products at their home address. In this article, it refers to the delivery of groceries ordered through the Just Eat app.
A grocery store is a retail establishment that primarily sells food and other products for everyday use. The Co-op is an example of a grocery store chain in the UK.
Online meal ordering is a service that allows customers to order food via the internet, typically through a website or mobile app, for delivery or pickup.
The grocery market refers to the sector of the economy that involves the selling of food and household items. It includes various retail formats such as supermarkets, convenience stores, and online platforms.
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