Tesco Marketplace aims to be ‘one-stop shop’ as it rolls out major range expansion

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Tesco Marketplace has expanded and now carries over 300,000 stock keeping units (SKUs), less than eight months since its rollout.

The items available on the grocery giant’s marketplace have increased by more than 3,000% since its launch, according to The Grocer. 

The supermarket’s website now reads: “Your one-stop shop just got a whole lot bigger. From the essentials to the unexpected, we’ve got it all.”

It comes after Tesco introduced its marketplace in June, in a bid to become “a one-stop shop for everything customers need”.



The online marketplace offers thousands of third-party products, and initially launched with 9,000 products listed across DIY, garden, homeware, pet care and toys.

The foray wasn’t the first time Tesco has dabbled in the world of marketplaces, with the retailer launching a marketplace on Tesco Direct back in 2012.

However, the loss-making venture went on to be scrapped in 2018, as it had “no route to profitability”.

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Tesco Marketplace has expanded and now carries over 300,000 stock keeping units (SKUs), less than eight months since its rollout.

The items available on the grocery giant’s marketplace have increased by more than 3,000% since its launch, according to The Grocer. 

The supermarket’s website now reads: “Your one-stop shop just got a whole lot bigger. From the essentials to the unexpected, we’ve got it all.”

It comes after Tesco introduced its marketplace in June, in a bid to become “a one-stop shop for everything customers need”.



The online marketplace offers thousands of third-party products, and initially launched with 9,000 products listed across DIY, garden, homeware, pet care and toys.

The foray wasn’t the first time Tesco has dabbled in the world of marketplaces, with the retailer launching a marketplace on Tesco Direct back in 2012.

However, the loss-making venture went on to be scrapped in 2018, as it had “no route to profitability”.

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