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A lot of online options send a person who goes into the store and walks around to get all your stuff. Instacart for example.
by Swizec 7y ago
A lot of online options send a person who goes into the store and walks around to get all your stuff. Instacart for example.
- PeterisP 7y agoAh, that's quite inefficient (and probably costly) because it's a third party without integration in the logistics chain. I've tried food deliveries provided by two local major grocery chains. As far as I understand, one of them has the stock-shelving people pack the deliveries (so, before hitting the shelf), and the other seems to pack pack the direct deliveries in the same logistics centres from which they supply their smaller shops, so that stuff never even gets delivered to a store; and the limited overhead means that they offer free delivery for non-small purchases.