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DoorDash, Kroger expand their grocery delivery partnership
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The Seattle Times The Seattle Times
DoorDash and Kroger are expanding their grocery delivery partnership.
San Francisco-based DoorDash, which is the largest U.S. delivery provider, launched grocery delivery in 2020 with a handful of partners, including Fresh Thyme and Meijer.
Until now, DoorDash was only delivering sushi from 900 Kroger stores and flowers from 1,700 Kroger stores.
DoorDash used to offer grocery delivery from Walmart, but that partnership ended in 2022.
In addition to Kroger stores, it operates the Ralphs, Smith’s, King Soopers, Fred Meyer, Harris Teeter and Mariano’s brands, among others.