With retailers like Kroger and Walmart growing their own services, grocery delivery has become a crowded market.
Since 1952, Schwan’s yellow trucks and friendly drivers have been delivering frozen food to households. The industry has become more competitive and crowded and recently, the company changed names and stopped deliveries in most states.
Online grocery delivery can be a lifeline for SNAP recipients who have disabilities or lack reliable access to transportation.
In some of Paris’ neighborhoods, residents have had enough of so-called “dark stores” that offer home grocery and meal deliveries.
More people have gone back to shopping in person, but some pandemic behaviors have stuck.
DoorDash is launching a DashMart service in New York City that promises grocery delivery in 15 minutes or less. It already has competition.
It’s all about delivery.
Rather than waiting a day or two for an online order, ultra-fast delivery apps are promising orders can be delivered in as little as 10 minutes.
Walmart, which is about to expand its unlimited grocery delivery nationwide, knows all about it.
