Introduction
Eat This Not That is a delivery company that has recently cut ties with Walmart. This decision was made in order to focus on providing healthier food options to customers. The company is dedicated to providing fresh, organic, and locally sourced ingredients to its customers. They also strive to provide meals that are free of preservatives, additives, and artificial ingredients. Eat This Not That is committed to providing customers with healthy, delicious meals that are convenient and affordable. With this decision, Eat This Not That is taking a stand against unhealthy food options and is setting a new standard for food delivery services.
This Delivery Company Just Cut Ties With Walmart
Walmart recently announced that it has cut ties with delivery company Deliv, which had been providing same-day delivery services for the retail giant since 2016. The news comes as Walmart continues to focus on its own delivery services, such as its Walmart+ subscription program.
Deliv had been providing same-day delivery services for Walmart in more than 1,600 stores across the country. The company had been working with Walmart since 2016, and had been expanding its services to more stores over the past few years.
Walmart has been focusing on its own delivery services in recent years, such as its Walmart+ subscription program. The program offers same-day delivery on groceries and other items, as well as discounts on fuel and other services. Walmart has also been expanding its delivery services to include more items, such as furniture and electronics.
Walmart has not commented on the decision to cut ties with Deliv, but it is likely that the company is looking to focus on its own delivery services. Walmart has been investing heavily in its delivery services, and the move to cut ties with Deliv is likely part of that strategy.
It remains to be seen how this move will affect Walmart’s delivery services, but it is clear that the company is looking to focus on its own delivery services. Walmart is continuing to invest in its delivery services, and the move to cut ties with Deliv is likely part of that strategy.
After delivering groceries to Walmart customers for more than four years, DoorDash has ended its partnership with America’s biggest retailer.
According to Business Insider, the delivery service is parting ways with Walmart because the partnership “was no longer mutually beneficial” and to “focus on long-term customer relationships. The change will take effect in September.
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The news comes shortly after the retailer announced that it will be acquiring Delivery Drivers Inc. (DDI), the company that staffs Walmart’s delivery service platform Spark. According to Walmart, the acquisition, which will bring driver support in-house, aims to “simplify the driver experience with a single point of contact.” Since its 2018 rollout, Spark has become Walmart’s “largest delivery-service provider,” making up nearly 75% of Walmart’s deliveries. Almost 85% of U.S. households can get groceries delivered through this company because of its wide reach.
Walmart and DoorDash originally teamed up in 2018 as a test to deliver groceries to Walmart customers in the Atlanta area, but it eventually spread to other states from coast to coast.
The acquisition of DDI isn’t the only move Walmart has made in the delivery space recently. In May, the retail giant announced that it will be expanding GoLocal, its Spark-powered white-label delivery service that launched just a year ago. Similarly, Business Insider reported that DoorDash is focused on growing its own white-label delivery service, DoorDash Drive.
“We’d like to thank Walmart for their partnership and are looking forward to continuing to build and provide support for merchants in the years ahead,” a DoorDash spokesperson said in a statement.
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While DoorDash is splitting from Walmart, the delivery company still has a major big-box retailer under its belt. In March, BJ’s partnered with DoorDash, becoming the first wholesale chain to offer the on-demand delivery service to customers.
Brianna Ruback