Tesco and Aldi expand rapid grocery delivery with more Britons able to get orders in 20 minutes

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Tesco and Aldi expand rapid grocery delivery with more Britons able to get orders in 20 minutes.

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Britons looking for quick grocery delivery now have more options, with two of the country's biggest supermarkets ramping up their presence on Deliveroo.Tesco has gone live on the platform across the entire country, while Aldi announced it will trial on-demand delivery from eight stores starting on October 6.

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The Aldi partnership is modelled on the discounter's existing tie-ups with DoorDash, Deliveroo's parent company, in the US and Australia.

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Deliveroo riders will arrive at stores to pick, pack and deliver orders themselves, letting Aldi staff concentrate on running the shop.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Customers will be able to browse roughly 2,000 products through the app, from fresh fruit and veg to meat, dairy, bread, household basics and even Specialbuys, all at low prices.Chief executive officer at Aldi UK, Giles Hurley, said: "We've always been committed to bringing low prices to as many people as possible, and this partnership with Deliveroo allows us to do exactly that...

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