Tesco Teams Up With Gorillas To Offer 10-Minute Deliveries
Tesco has launched a 10-minute grocery dispatch service in partnership with delivery startup Gorillas, upping the ante in the race among retailers to reach customers’ doorsteps the quickest.
Berlin-headquartered Gorillas and rivals Weezy, Getir and Dija have been offering 15-minute deliveries as the pandemic revitalised high-speed deliveries. Tesco’s tie-up is the latest example of a traditional supermarket chain trying out such services.
The superfast delivery model has grabbed the attention of larger delivery firms as well as other traditional retailers.
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