Kroger partners with Instacart on combined delivery service
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US grocery retailer Kroger has teamed up with Instacart to offer combined grocery and prescription deliveries in a single order. Branded Grocery & Prescription Delivery, the offering is now available across almost all Kroger-owned banners, including Fred Meyer, Ralphs and Harris Teeter. The gold standard of business intelligence. Find out more Combine business intelligence and editorial excellence to reach engaged professionals across 36 leading media platforms. Find out more Kroger Health president Colleen Lindholz said: “This new service combines the convenience of grocery delivery with the personalised care provided by our pharmacy teams. “Customers have groceries and eligible prescriptions delivered together, knowing their prescriptions are filled and verified by the trusted Kroger pharmacy teams who serve their communities every day.” According to the statement, it links shoppers to more than 2,200 Kroger pharmacy sites through Instacart’s delivery network. Under the arrangement, Kroger pharmacy staff will fill and verify eligible prescriptions before passing them to an Instacart shopper for delivery. Customers wishing to use the service need to be logged in and have My Prescriptions account linked via Kroger’s website or app. Instacart chief commercial officer Ryan Hamburger added: “Together with Kroger, we are making it easier for customers to access groceries and...
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Total sales for the quarter ending 23 May 2026 reached $46.12bn, up from $45.11bn in the same period last year.
