DFI Retail Group, foodpanda, yuu Rewards Club join hands to boost quick commerce

The partnership will allow foodpanda users to shop 20,000 grocery items on the platform.

To help Singaporeans save time on grocery shopping, DFI Retail Group, foodpanda Singapore, and yuu Rewards Club have joined forces to offer a speedy online supermarket shopping experience.

According to foodpanda and DFI’s survey, Singaporeans spend close to a full working day a month on grocery shopping alone. Through the partnership of the three parties, customers can receive their groceries purchased online within an hour.

Customers of foodpanda can shop close to 20,000 grocery items combined from Cold Storage, CS Fresh and Giant with the same prices as offered in-store.

To ensure that products delivered to its customers are fresh, foodpanda trained store pickers to identify stale products and ensure that products have an expiry date of no less than seven days before each order is packed, stored and shipped.

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