All Delivery articles – Page 3
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Features and analysisTesco outlines convenience and delivery ambitions
Tesco plans to grow its Express estate and expand its Whoosh delivery service to 600 stores
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Features and analysisFoodservice delivery sector tipped for 5.3% growth in 2022
Lumina Intellegence insight predicts foodservice delivery growth to continue over the next 12 months
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Dear JacRetailer frustration over piles of parcels
A pile of parcels produces problems for a retailer
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Features and analysisWhat trends will impact retailers in 2022?
Supply chain disruption and shifting channels look set to dominate retailers’ agendas in 2022. IGD has set out five global trends it thinks will impact the retail sector over the next 12 months
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Interviews and ProfilesJisp planning Scan & Save expansion
Jisp will be focusing on its Augmented Reality Scan & Save offer
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Features and analysisSnappy Shopper reaches £5 million sales milestone with Nisa
Snappy Shopper has reached £5 million sales with Nisa partners, more than doubling sales on the platform since February.
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Features and analysisGetir delivers festive joy in its first Christmas campaign
Getir has unveiled its latest campaign celebrating the brand’s first-ever festive season in the UK
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Features and analysisAge-restricted sales warning issued over rapid delivery services
Mystery shopper research from Serve Legal found that less than half of age-restricted sales completed through rapid delivery services requested identification
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Features and analysisPayPoint outlines ambitious goals for Snappy Shopper partnership
PayPoint hopes to have as many as 5,000 of its retailers signed up to the service.
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Features and analysisGetir to acquire rapid delivery rival Weezy
The rapid delivery operator Getir is to acquire rival Weezy as part of its expansion plans.
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Dear JacHow to decide on a home delivery partner
Jac Roper breaks down the various home delivery partners available to retailers.
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Promotional FeatureWhy convenience stores should invest in a home delivery partner
Today, home delivery is an essential part of the future success of convenience stores, enabling them to widen their community network and future-proof their business against the competition. Snappy Shopper reveals how technology can help.
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Features and analysisAmazon and Co-op expand partnership into England
The service is now available to shoppers in the Bournemouth area.
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Interviews and ProfilesSnappy Shopper CEO: Threat of dark stores to convenience is ‘undeniable’
Snappy Shopper CEO Mike Callachan discusses the growth of online and threat of dark stores to the convenience channel.
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Dear JacRetailer frustration over refusal to wear face masks
Delivery drivers refusing to wear face coverings causes concern for a retailer.
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Features and analysisFive things you’ll learn at The Convenience Conference 2021
What can you learn at The Convenience Conference on 14 September in London?
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Promotional FeatureFocusing on the future with Nisa
A record number of retailers moved to Nisa Retail in 2020, with those investing in new and upgraded stores enjoying average sales uplifts of 11%.
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PodcastReviving Food to Go: The Convenience Mix Podcast
Food to Go had a tough 2020 but there’s still great opportunity in the category if retailers are willing to embrace it.
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Features and analysisSouthern Co-op extends delivery service in Isle of Wight
The same day service is set to roll out to the rest of the island in mid-September
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Features and analysisSnappy Shopper and Central England Co-op agree delivery partnership
Snappy Shopper and Central England Co-op have signed a partnership allowing shoppers in the Midlands and East Anglia to be able to order groceries online following a successful trial.