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Different market and in the UK but there are no big supermarkets that currently deliver to non- vulnerable households. I ordered vegetables directly from the r
by techer 6y ago
Different market and in the UK but there are no big supermarkets that currently deliver to non- vulnerable households. I ordered vegetables directly from the restaurant suppliers that had no more customers.
In the Uk Amazon had this policy too but in reality most non essential/but useful items were sent to me in less than a week.
Of course most of the very useful items were not in stock at all the first few weeks, and some still aren’t.
Edit: good lessons in not depending on one supply route and as a result I will buy my fresh food from smaller companies from now on.
- dingaling 6y agoI'm in the UK and have had weekly Tesco deliveries consistently through this period. They do leave them at the gate now instead of carrying them in but other than that, and an 80 item per order limit, business as usual.
- amatix 6y agoTesco and ASDA have both been delivering to anyone throughout, and Sainsbury’s has opened out to anyone in the last week or so.
- techer 6y agoNot one of them would deliver to me. Amazon fresh neither.
- noir_lord 6y agoOcadao and Morrisons have delivered to us throughout the lockdown though in the case of Ocado they did at one point have a rule about delivering only to existing customers from before the lockdown but that has been relaxed as well. Given the sheer scale of the lockdown and following disruption the existing supermarkets have handled it really well except for the toilet paper situation which was beyond silly on the consumers part and there really wasn't much that the supermarkets could have done at that point.