DoorDash and Schnuck Markets, Inc. announced a new partnership to provide consumers with access to on-demand delivery of groceries and daily essentials.
In addition, Schnucks will accept SNAP/EBT payments on the DoorDash Marketplace. From pantry, refrigerator and freezer staples to organic and premium products, consumers can enjoy the convenience of on-demand delivery from Schnucks stores via DoorDash, according to a news release.
“Consumers look to DoorDash to shop fresh, affordable groceries on-demand,” said Mike Goldblatt, vice president of grocery and retail partnerships for DoorDash. “We’re thrilled to welcome this beloved, family-owned grocer with over 100 stores to DoorDash. Through online grocery delivery, we’re also proud to further food access to SNAP beneficiaries to stock up on meats, essentials and produce to feed their families while discovering the best local businesses in their neighborhoods.”
Founded in St. Louis in 1939, Schnuck Markets, Inc. is one of the largest privately owned grocers in the U.S., the release said. A third- and fourth-generation, family-owned business, Schnucks prides itself on its commitment to nourishing people’s lives and helping communities thrive.
“Our new partnership with DoorDash helps us reach our customers where and when it’s most convenient for them,” said Chace MacMullan, senior director of digital experience for Schnucks, “while being able to accept SNAP/EBT benefits as a part of DoorDash orders helps bring our shoppers fresh, affordable food on demand.”
