Uber Eats Joins Forces with The Save Mart Companies for On-Demand Grocery Delivery
Today, Uber Technologies, Inc. announced its newest grocery partnership with Modesto, California-based retailer The Save Mart Companies to bring Save Mart, Lucky and FoodMaxx locations to the Uber Eats app for on-demand and scheduled delivery.
Starting today, more than 190 stores in The Save Mart Companies will be available to shop through Uber and Uber Eats. With this new partnership customers will be able to quickly and reliably place orders from Save Mart, Lucky and FoodMaxx’s abundant selection of produce, household items and more. As always, Uber One members benefit from $0 Delivery Fee and 5 percent off on Save Mart orders of $35 or more.
“Save Mart, Lucky and FoodMaxx stores have been reliably serving residents in California and Nevada for decades and from one California-based company to another, we’re proud to partner with such a beloved regional favorite,” said Christian Freese, Uber’s Head of Grocery and New Verticals across the US & Canada. “We look forward to a strong partnership in service of our shared communities in California and beyond.”
“We are thrilled to expand access and availability of our fresh quality offerings, local favorites, groceries and everyday essentials with Uber’s popular and successful platform, meeting the needs and choices of our customers,” said Tamara Pattison, senior vice president, Chief Digital Officer at The Save Mart Companies. “We continue our customer-centric approach by providing solutions for busy people and families who are always seeking convenience and quality coupled with affordability.”
Since launching in July 2020, Uber has seen consistent growth in the US for its grocery category through partnerships including the Albertsons Companies, Meijer, Kroger, SpartanNash, Hy-Vee and more regional and national favorites. In the US and around the world, Uber has moved beyond prepared food to offer grocery, convenience, alcohol and retail selection in 30+ countries and is uniquely poised to meet consumer demand for effortless delivery. Globally, more than 137 million people use the Uber platform to go anywhere and get anything each month.