// Asda will start selling product bundles such as ‘breakfast fry up’, ‘build a sandwich’, and ‘vegan stock’ on Uber Eats
// The grocer will also add a further 88 stores to the delivery app
Asda has expanded its partnership with Uber Eats, adding 88 extra stores to the app, and offering bundles of products such as ‘breakfast fry up’ and ‘build a sandwich’ for delivery.
The grocer will now offer speedy delivery through Uber Eats at 405 UK stores and will widen its selection of products available via the fulfilment option to more than 1,800 items.
Asda senior vice president Simon Gregg said: “We’re seeing an increasing number of customers shopping for tonight as well as for tomorrow through the wide range of delivery options now available.
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“Our partnership with Uber Eats means we’re able to offer rapid delivery in nearly 100 new locations, saving even more of our customers an extra trip.”
Since the onset of Covid, grocers have rushed to offer on-demand services with Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, and Co-op working with Deliveroo, while Sainsbury’s, Asda and Iceland sell via Uber Eats.
Tesco, Ocado, Sainsbury’s and Iceland also run their own speedy delivery services. Meanwhile, a raft of third parties including Getir, Gorillas, GoPuff and Zapp are vying to win on-demand spend.
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