Tesco expands one-hour rapid delivery service to London and Bristol
Tesco launched the rapid delivery service, which would allow the supermarket chain to deliver groceries to customers within an hour, in late May.
It has seen soaring online growth during the Covid-19 pandemic but has so far refrained from following rivals into the on-demand grocery space.
The retailer recently saw its sales rise 0.5 per cent year-on-year to £10 billion in the 13 week period ending May 29.
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