Britain’s Co-op Announces Partnership With Amazon
UK’s Co-op has announced plans to accelerate its e-commerce strategy through a new partnership with Amazon and step-up robot deliveries in cooperation with Starship Technologies.
The new elements are part of an ambitious plan to more than double online sales from £70 million to £200 million by the end of the year.
The new strategic partnership and robot rollout are key drivers in Co-op’s plans to speed up what its says ‘rapid kerb to kitchen grocery delivery services.’
The partnership with Amazon offers Prime customers the ability to do their full Co-op grocery shop on Amazon.co.uk, with same-day delivery and two-hour scheduled time slots options.
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