Weee!, the largest and fastest growing ethnic e-grocer in the United States, today announced that Guillaume McIntyre has joined as Vice President of Marketing to accelerate customer adoption and engage the broader Asian and Hispanic communities with state-of-the-art personalization and social commerce features.

"It's like Instagram meets Whole Foods in a way,” says Jupiter CEO Chad Munroe.

With the pandemic pulling many Americans into the online shopping realm, drugstore chains CVS Pharmacy and Rite Aid are serving up more same-day delivery options.

Online grocery service shows what it takes to build a fully automated robotic fulfillment system from the ground up—and become a technology-driven company in the process.

Surging e-commerce sales appear to be accelerating demand for logistics automation as retailers adjust their business models to adapt to changing economic conditions and consumer behavior.

As new COVID-19 cases decline in the U.S. and life begins to look more normal, one big question remains for the $1.4 trillion grocery industry: Is delivery here to stay?

With 7-Eleven gearing up to open nearly 150 restaurant-infused locations in 2021, the foodservice franchising space has some formidable new competition.

Seattle was the first city in the country to pass laws mandating premium pay and sick days for delivery-app drivers during the pandemic, and those laws are still intact a year later in a sector supercharged by the COVID-19 crisis.

Bentley shared his story, had some great insights about the grocery industry as a whole, and also shared exciting details about Good Eggs, including their goals and values.

The trial has quietly grown to 20 stores, taking it as far beyond London as Letchworth in Hertfordshire and Colchester in Essex.

A new crop of start-ups in Europe are offering to deliver people’s groceries in just 10 minutes, fueled by venture capitalists and an acceleration of online commerce during the coronavirus pandemic.

Just Eat Takeaway.com , Europe’s largest food ordering and delivery company, said on Wednesday it would launch a supermarket delivery service in Germany and is considering doing the same in other markets.

Delivery Hero will bring its mission to deliver anything locally to the streets of Berlin, soft-launching this summer before expanding to other cities in Germany by the end of the year.

In Germany, the food delivery space is growing more competitive. Weeks after the Financial Times reported that Uber Eats is launching in the “strategically important country,” placing its service in competition with Netherlands-based delivery service Just Eat Takeaway.com’s “monopolistic” lead in the country, Berlin-based delivery service Delivery Hero told Reuters that it was relaunching in Germany.

Delivery Hero on Wednesday announced plans to re-enter its fiercely competitive home market of Germany next month, two years after it sold its operations in the country to Dutch rival Just Eat Takeaway.com

Saudi food delivery firm Jahez has hired HSBC Holdings Plc’s local unit to help manage what could be the first listing by a tech startup in the kingdom.

The global pandemic sparked a huge rise in food and delivery apps across the world with over half a billion new downloads since March 2020, according to new research.

One of the few reassuring elements of normality throughout lockdown — in some places, at least — has been popping to the supermarket for a pint of milk, a fresh loaf and some ripe avocados. But at just the moment when millions of vaccinated consumers are rushing back to the shops in Europe, the UK and US, tech investors would much rather you stayed home.

Everybody knows of Deliveroo and Uber Eats but what about Getir, Gorillas, Asap, Dija, Zapp, Jiffy, Weezy and Snappy? This is the incredible number of grocery delivery services that have mushroomed up in the UK over recent months.