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Your spot on that some stores are offering grocery services. Our local Hyvee is doing this and has been a life saver [1]. For this to work you already need a di
by mr337 11y ago
Your spot on that some stores are offering grocery services. Our local Hyvee is doing this and has been a life saver [1]. For this to work you already need a distribution imo.
Orders over $50 are free for pickup, just drive there and they load it into your car. To house deliveries are free over $100.
I don't know if they are making anything on the delivery or just taking it out of the per item markup. Just makes one realize how much markup are on the items. I spoke with the delivery guy and he said they are doing past 300 delivers a week.
[1] - https://www.hy-vee.com/grocery/ https://www.hy-vee.com/grocery/
- ghaff 11y ago>Orders over $50 are free for pickup, just drive there and they load it into your car. Yeah, there's a local chain around me that just started doing this as well. I'm not really the market for it, but I could absolutely see it for parents with small children or people with mobility issues. I imagine there's a fair diversity in how these deliveries are paid for between explicit delivery charges, probably at least some markups, and simply not including in-store specials.