From 5 April, Tesco delivers to another 50,000 households
From 5 April, the inhabitants of Pécs, Pécsvárad, Szentlőrinc, Komló, Hosszúhetény and some settlements in East Pécs can now conveniently shop, either on the Tesco website or on their smartphone.
Anywhere and anytime. The aim of the store chain is to contribute to a better and smoother customer experience by continuously upgrading technical development (applications, self-service cash register, Scan & Shop and Click & Collect services) to online ordering and home delivery.
The Tesco Online Shopping, which is constantly expanding and covering more and more Hungarian households has arrived to Pécs, Pécsvárad, Szentlőrinc, Komló, Bogád, Gyód, Nagykozár, Pellérd, Mecsekpölöske, Cserkút, Apátvarasd, Kozármisleny, Csonkamindszent, Kacsóta and Hosszúhetény on 5 April, 2019.
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