Uber Eats (NYSE:UBER) is making it easier than ever for customers to get groceries from the local stores they love. Today, the San Francisco-based delivery service announced new partnerships with Citarella, Rouses Markets, Town and Country, Wild Fork and Rosauers Supermarkets, bringing even more regional favorites onto the platform.
“From gourmet markets to neighborhood staples,” read this morning’s news release, “these additions reflect Uber Eats' ongoing commitment to connecting customers with both national and local grocery options—all delivered on-demand, at the tap of a button.
"Our goal is to make grocery shopping as convenient as possible, whether customers are stocking up for the week or picking up specialty items for dinner," said Hashim Amin, Head of Grocery & Retail for North America at Uber.
"Since we know shoppers' allegiance to their beloved local stores is unparalleled, we continue to prioritize our regional partnership to deliver the freshest products from retailers people trust."
"We're excited to offer our neighbors the convenience of delivery with Uber Eats—and introduce more people to the unbeatable quality and excellent service we've established over the last 100 years," said Citarella Owner Joe Gurrera. "From the freshest seafood and Prime beef to chef-prepared classics and seasonal specialties, we are proud to be a leading source for exceptional food in the New York Metropolitan area. This partnership is one of the many ways we're continuing to elevate our customer experience."
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