BIG W launches rapid delivery through DoorDash across Australia
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 15:31 · Archive
BIG W has launched rapid delivery of over 35,000 products through DoorDash across 156 Australian stores.
BIG W has launched rapid delivery of more than 35,000 products through DoorDash across 156 stores on Tuesday, with the service available to over 80 per cent of Australians. Customers can order toys, electronics, clothing, beauty products, homewares and pet supplies through the DoorDash app and website. Almost two-thirds of the products available cost less than $20.
The rollout follows a 10-store trial launched on 30 September, with plans to expand to additional locations by the end of October. BIG W said it is the first discount department store in Australia to offer on-demand delivery through DoorDash. The retailer previously introduced a same-day delivery service powered by DoorDash in May.
BIG W X director Jo Hicks said the partnership was designed to make shopping easier for busy families. 'By partnering with DoorDash we're helping make shopping with us even more convenient, whether that means getting an emergency activity to keep the kids busy, a set of glasses right before extra guests arrive, a last minute gift or a new outfit, customers can get what they need delivered in as fast as an hour without leaving home,' she said. The launch comes ahead of the Christmas shopping period.
How it is being reported
- BIG W rolls out rapid delivery to millions as 35,000 products land on DoorDashAustralians will be able to order thousands of everyday essentials from BIG W for delivery in as fast as an hour under a major new partnership.The West Australian · 12 Oct, 15:05
- BIG W rolls out rapid delivery to millions as 35,000 products land on DoorDashAustralians will be able to order thousands of everyday essentials from BIG W for delivery in as fast as an hour under a major new partnership.Perth Now · 12 Oct, 15:05
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