East of England Co-op partners with Uber Eats to expand rapid grocery delivery across 33 stores
The East of England Co-op has partnered with Uber Eats to bring another rapid grocery delivery option to their members and customers, with the service now available from 33 food stores across East Anglia.
The partnership makes it easier for shoppers to access fast, convenient grocery delivery from their local East of England Co-op, offering another way to shop for everyday essentials.
Through the Uber Eats platform, customers can order a wide range of fresh food, household products and grocery essentials to be delivered direct to their door, providing a quick and convenient solution for busy lifestyles.
The partnership forms part of the retailer’s growing eCommerce and rapid delivery offer, which includes services such as Just Eat and Snappy Shopper, helping to provide members and customers with greater choice and flexibility in how they shop. As part of the launch, the East of England Co-op is offering £5 off when you spend £25 through Uber Eats (terms and conditions can be found on the Uber Eats app).
Chief Commercial Officer for the East of England Co-op, Simon Dryell, said: “We're delighted to partner with Uber Eats and launch the service across 33 of our Food stores. Convenience will always be a key priority for us, and by working with Uber Eats we're able to offer our members and customers even more choice in how they shop with us.
"This partnership helps us meet the changing needs of our communities, ensuring customers can access the products they need quickly and easily from their local East of England Co-op."
The East of England Co-op is investing for long-term impact through new store openings, improvements to existing sites and the development of innovative services. As a member-owned business, it’s committed to supporting the communities it serves, while building a strong future as an independent and sustainable retailer.
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