Our partner DoorDash recently surveyed thousands of SNAP shoppers, publishing key findings on how online grocery is helping widen food access in the United States. While there are a number of eye-opening stats in the report, there are a couple that stood out most to us here at the Forage team: 🍎 78% of SNAP recipients prefer using EBT benefits on delivery vs in-store 🍎 74% say online shopping helps them buy more fruits & vegetables, at a lower overall cost vs shopping in-store 🍎 61% feel self-conscious using their benefits in-store, and 81% say grocery delivery helps with anonymity, providing the dignity of purchasing groceries without facing stigma We’re on a mission to modernize EBT payments, and partners like DoorDash exemplify the outsized role innovation can have on social impact. And it’s why we’re beyond proud to partner with DoorDash to expand SNAP acceptance for the 1.8 million (and counting!) DoorDash shoppers who have already added their EBT cards in-platform. We can’t wait to see what next year’s numbers look like. #groceryretail #payments #doordash #socialimpact #ebt
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One year after launching SNAP/EBT payment on DoorDash, we're excited to announce the release of an independent survey of SNAP consumers demonstrating that grocery delivery increases access, saves time, and makes it easier for consumers to purchase affordable meals. To further help SNAP consumers access the groceries they need, when they need them, we're adding partners including Cub, Food Maxx, Giant Eagle, Jerry’s County Market, Jerry’s Foods, Lucky California, Market District, Morton Williams, Save Mart, Sheetz, and Shoppers so they have more choices than ever on the DoorDash platform. Without delivery, one in eight SNAP recipients surveyed would skip making some of their grocery purchases entirely while 74% of consumers say that online shopping helps them buy more fruits and vegetables without spending more on groceries overall. Click here to read more about today's announcement: https://lnkd.in/e_HprF75
DoorDash Releases New Research That Demonstrates How Delivery Breaks Down Barriers and Helps SNAP Consumers Access Groceries
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Save A Lot Groceries Now Available on DoorDash in the United States DoorDash has partnered with Save A Lot, one of the largest discount grocery store chains in the United States with over 750 stores, to bring on-demand grocery delivery to customers nationwide. This collaboration will allow consumers to access Save A Lot's high-quality fresh products at everyday low prices, with the convenience of same-day delivery in under an hour on average. Moreover, the partnership is committed to expanding access to grocery delivery for low-income residents. Later this year, some Save A Lot stores will start accepting SNAP/EBT (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program/Electronic Benefits Transfer) payments for on-demand delivery of SNAP-eligible groceries. This builds upon DoorDash's existing support for SNAP/EBT payments, which it has offered since 2023. With over 1.5 million customers already using SNAP/EBT on DoorDash, the Save A Lot partnership has the potential to significantly increase access to grocery delivery for those who rely on these benefits. #grocerydelivery #gigeconomy #deliverybag #deliveryrider #doordash
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📰 Ripe Report No. 05: Canseco’s Market Goes Digital with Instacart Partnership Canseco's Market, a New Orleans grocery favorite, is joining forces with Instacart to power its online shopping experience. With Instacart Storefront, Canseco's aims to make its extensive selection of fresh, quality groceries—including custom-cut meats and fresh produce—more accessible to the community, especially those who prefer the convenience of online shopping. This partnership not only signifies Canseco's commitment to reach more customers through digital channels but also highlights Instacart's broader initiative to support regional grocers, making it easier for them to offer e-commerce to their customers. 🛒 Impact on Thrivvy Shoppers: While this is exciting news, it's important for Thrivvy users to know that we currently do not feature pricing information from Instacart's platform. This partnership highlights the growing availability of delivery options for local favorites like Canseco’s, similar to last week's announcement about Rouses and DoorDash. However, shoppers should be mindful that products on Instacart may be marked up by as much as 20% from in-store prices in addition to the delivery fees you will pay. As delivery options expand, it's vital to stay informed about the best deals, whether shopping in-store or online. 💬 We Want to Hear from You: Are you excited about the convenience of having Canseco's Market at your fingertips through Instacart? Do you have a preferred delivery service when shopping for groceries online, whether it be Instacart, Shipt, DoorDash, or another provider? Let us know how these developments impact your shopping decisions and any preferences you have among the various delivery services available. Join the conversation in the comments and help us tailor Thrivvy for your smart, savings-focused shopping adventures. #Thrivvy #RipeReports #grocery #grocerydelivery
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Does depending on third-parties help or hurt your bottom line? Instacart has been great for countless grocery retailers. It's allowed many to quickly cater to their customer needs and provide eGrocery services without the time or investment required to develop their own digital infrastructure. But as Instacart introduces more initiatives and new partnerships, grocers should take stock of that relationship. For instance, their latest partnership with UberEats allows users to place meal orders with nearby restaurants. If your product offering includes meal kits, ready-to-go foods, and prepared meals, suddently there's increased competition for your high-margin items. When multiple retailers are aggregated on a single platform, third-party delivery apps shift the focus of your customers from service and quality to price — often putting grocers at a disadvantage. To learn more about the importance of control over customer experience, read our article on the impact third-party service providers are having on grocery retail operations: https://mct.media/3V0KOFJ
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📰 Ripe Report No. 04: Rouses Markets Celebrates Independent Grocer Award & Launches DoorDash Partnership In a double feature of exciting news, Rouses Markets, a staple for Louisiana shoppers, has been honored as one of The Best Independent Grocers of 2024 by Progressive Grocer. In addition, Rouses is expanding its grocery delivery options through a new partnership with DoorDash, complementing its existing services via Instacart and Shipt. This recognition and expansion underscore Rouses' commitment to innovation and community service, offering a vast selection of local and regional foods that celebrate Louisiana's rich culinary heritage. 🛒 Impact on Thrivvy Shoppers: Thrivvy is here to streamline your grocery shopping. With Rouses now available on DoorDash — boasting a lower delivery fee compared to other services (Instacart: $3.99, Shipt: $10.00 🤯) — we're excited to integrate these options into Thrivvy. Our app consolidates all your grocery choices, showing you where to get the best deals without juggling multiple apps. We're excited to add more stores and delivery apps to our catalog soon! Thrivvy: One app, all the savings. 💬 We Want to Hear from You: Excited about Rouses' DoorDash option? Which delivery service tops your list and why? Share your delivery stories with us, and let's brainstorm ways Thrivvy can further simplify your grocery hauls. Join the conversation in the comments and help us tailor Thrivvy for your smart, savings-focused shopping adventures. #Thrivvy #RipeReports #grocery #grocerydelivery
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DoorDash has been making bold moves lately, and it’s hard not to notice their innovation. Partnering with Lyft in the U.S. and offering two years of free DashPass to Amazon Prime members in Australia are not just strategic but also very smart. They are tapping into massive ecosystems to grow their user base without huge acquisition costs. Having worked with DoorDash on UA campaigns back in 2015-2016, I could already see that their approach to performance marketing was different. They weren’t just throwing budgets at ads - they were strategic, data-driven, and focused on building loyalty. Fast forward to now, and they own 67% of the U.S. food delivery market, with over 50% of their users subscribing to DashPass. And it’s not just partnerships. Their recent grocery list integration and revamped search options show how they’re constantly finding ways to add value to their platform. Last quarter, they reported $2.71 billion in revenue, up 25% year-on-year. That kind of growth doesn’t happen without constantly evolving and staying ahead of competitors. It’s exciting to see how they’ve grown from a small startup to a market leader in just 11 years. Curious to see what they’ll do next, because with their track record, it’ll be something worth watching. #DoorDash #growthstrategy #partnerships #innovation #performanceMarketing #Lyft #AmazonPrime #FoodDelivery
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Grubhub adds 1,800 Albertsons stores for delivery! 🚚 - 🚀 Grubhub partners with Albertsons for nationwide grocery delivery - 🏪 Nearly 1,800 stores added to Grubhub Marketplace - 🛒 Includes Albertsons, Safeway, Vons, Jewel-Osco, Shaw’s, Acme, and Tom Thumb - 📱 Available through Grubhub app and website - 💰 Stores included in Grubhub+ loyalty program for $0 delivery - 📈 Strategic move to expand grocery delivery service and boost sales ~~~ ✍️How will Grubhub's partnership with Albertsons impact you? ♻️ Reshare if this resonates with you. 💌 Subscribe to MarketMaze for more insights. Link in bio. #Grubhub #Albertsons #GroceryDelivery
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A thought for the human cost behind an incredible service - Ultra-fast delivery of groceries, meals, or essentials within 10 minutes. Much as the convenience is undeniably appealing, behind every quick delivery is a person's life and loved ones waiting for them to return home safely. The pressure to deliver within such a short window by navigating through heavy traffic and adverse weather conditions often compels them to take risks that endanger their safety and well-being, and it is evident in the body language of the delivery boys, even on the go. We have regulations that prioritize ambulances to save lives. What about the well-being of delivery boys risking their lives to meet the demands of rapid delivery timelines? Wouldn't a slight delay in receiving our orders be a small price to pay to ensure the safety of the delivery boys? The opportunity cost of this for mom-and-pop stores is another topic, and it is an individual choice to balance the lure of convenience with a passion for sustaining the local community in a small way. #supplychain #SafetyFirst #10MinuteDelivery #WorkerWellbeing #quickcommerce
Indians get hooked on 10-minute grocery apps, squeezing small retailers - ET Retail
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Really great body of research. Hats off to DoorDash for spotlighting this category of shoppers.