Snappy Shopper has broken through the 50 million products sold barrier.
The home delivery platform, which launched in 2018, said the achievement followed a record-breaking year of orders during 2022, with the best-performing retailers taking up to 400 deliveries a day.
It added the cost of living crisis was spurring more frequent top-up missions for shoppers to manage outgoings, and remained a vital lifeline for those who are unable to leave the home.
It comes as Snappy Shopper has been spearheading a cost of living campaign that involves selling 1p bundles full of lunchtime supplies.
“Since launching Snappy Shopper, we’ve enabled independent c-stores to remain relevant in the modern age by providing them with the world class technology required to run a successful home delivery operation,” said Snappy Shopper CEO Mike Callachan.
”Against the backdrop of rising costs and the growing number of dark stores across the UK, our proposition continues to go from strength to strength as more capital-intensive models fall. Recent initiatives, such as fmcg brand partnerships and 1p bundles, have further boosted c-stores with the tools to give back to local communities and stand out from the competition.”
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