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Empire Company to close Alberta e-commerce facilities, expands third-party delivery partnerships
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Pierre St-LaurentEmpire is immediately winding down its Alberta e-commerce operations, including a customer fulfillment centre in the Calgary area and a smaller support facility in Edmonton.
The Alberta facilities did not meet the company’s financial expectations, which Empire attributed to the region’s smaller-than-anticipated e-commerce market.
The company said it will continue to support Western Canadian customers through third-party delivery partnerships.
Expanding third-party deliveryThe company plans to broaden its e-commerce reach by partnering with DoorDash, with the rollout expected in the coming months.
Empire said the collaboration will expand home delivery options for customers nationwide and complements existing third-party partnerships.