The company announced Monday it’s partnering with Albertsons Cos. to offer on-demand grocery delivery from nearly 2,000 of its stores, including Safeway, Vons and Jewel-Osco.

Tony Xu, founder and CEO of DoorDash, joins "TechCheck" to discuss grocery delivery and the company's outlook.

Kroger forecast 2021 adjusted profit per share between $2.95 and $3.10, compared with its prior range of $2.75 to $2.95. It expects 2021 adjusted same-store sales to fall up to 4%, while it had earlier projected a decline of up to 5%.

Two newly opened Florida facilities will each act as a "spoke" to facilitate Kroger Delivery, Rodney McMullen, chairman and CEO of The Kroger Company, said in an earnings call last week.

As Walmart’s grocery delivery services have continued to boom, posing competition to companies like Amazon and Instacart, the tech that Walmart uses has expanded too.

Walmart and other online grocery providers are having a hard time holding onto those shoppers.

Brittain Ladd outlines the business model, strengths, and weaknesses of Ocado.

Ocado Group Plc lost the latest court clash with rival AutoStore Technology AG after a London judge refused to grant an injunction that would stop the use of certain information in a separate U.S. patent infringement case.

Fast Lane subscribers have an access to the company’s dedicated personal shoppers, more benefits and exclusive savings, all for less than a dollar in a week.

Boxed CEO Chieh Huang discussed why the online grocery wholesale retailer opted to go public through a special prupose acquisition corporation instead of a traditional public offering.

Shares of digital marketing specialist Marin Software are skyrocketing in Thursday morning’s pre-market activity after announcing a new integration with Instacart.

Online grocery was a minuscule part of food retail before the pandemic. Now, about 60% of U.S. consumers have bought groceries online in the last 12 months, and most of them plan to keep doing so post-pandemic, according to a report from Coresight Research.

In a report issued by Wells Fargo, analysts including Brian Fitzgerald and Jon Tower project that delivery will hold onto its intra-pandemic market share or even grow as restaurant sales rebound during the second half of 2021.

Symphony RetailAI identifies ‘Amazon effect’ sales opportunity for low-penetration, in-store categories

Brick Meets Click says market retains 70% of gains from pandemic

ChaseDesign survey reveals supermarket customers are dissatisfied with BOPIS due to out-of-stocks, product quality/freshness issues, substitutions and wait times.

In 2021, consumers continue to shop online, but I've found that retailers are under pressure to deliver orders faster. This is no easy task for most retailers, as they don't have a business model suited to making deliveries in several hours — let alone in minutes.

Grocery retailers must continue to increase their e-commerce offerings to meet continuing online demand in 2021. This is no time to ease off.

In an era of relentless demand for convenience and delivery, traditional grocers must take immediate and swift action to maintain customer loyalty.

Boxed Inc.’s success seems highly dependent on its technology.

Samokat, Getir reportedly joining U.S. expansion rush.

The impact of the pandemic on the warehouse industry will have long lasting effects on the industrial sector. From concerns of worker safety to the rush to keep up with the surge in e-commerce orders, the need for increased warehouse automation became evident.

New robotics are said to speed fulfillment time at a lower cost

Four separate Bay Area grocery startups raised at least $100 million this year.

But is there still a place for these rapid delivery services in a post-Covid world? Much of that depends on whether shoppers can – or want to – change their delivery habits.

People today are often busy and rely on doorstep delivery services for obtaining essentials. But wait, what is it and how it helps businesses? Let us dive into the topic and get to know more about the grocery delivery app.

Podcast on why farm-to-doorstep is doing so well.

Grocery Delivery (in Europe) recap by DigitalFoodLab.

Prosus, the largest consumer internet company in Europe, wants to expand its grocery services through the use of “dark stores,” Bloomberg reported Monday (June 21), noting its plans come at a time of fierce competition among global food delivery services.

Food deliveries have become more popular over the last year due to the coronavirus pandemic and people self-isolating. Tesco is set to roll out a service that makes this quicker for shoppers.

Uber announced the acquisition of the remaining 47% stake in Cornershop, a Chilean supermarket delivery startup.

Chinese grocer Dingdong is setting its sights on getting a $6 billion valuation when it goes public in the U.S. The company, which is backed by Japan’s SoftBank Vision Fund II, delivers groceries mainly in such big Chinese cities as Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen and Hangzhou.

Food delivery app targets slice of fast-growing market by linking up with 50 store locations across the city.

Missfresh and Dingdong seek more than $850m from New York IPOs

Albinder Dhindsa, CEO of online grocery platform Grofers, announced that his co-founder Saurabh Kumar will take a step back from his role at the company.

Egyptian startup Appetito, a grocery and household products delivery service, hopes to expand across Africa after securing a seed funding round.