Last week, Costco rolled out a two-day delivery option for nonperishable foods and sundries items via an offering dubbed CostcoGrocery, and a second one-day delivery choice through a partnership with Instacart that includes both dry and fresh goods.
That's according to the company's Chief Financial Officer Richard Galanti during the company’s fourth quarter earnings call late last week.
Interestingly enough, as Amazon slashes Whole Foods prices, Costco’s expanded quick-delivery options also feature some lower prices than previously set on the website.
Galanti noted that those items have “significantly better pricing than even we had at costco.com for many of these items. We expect to expand these offerings over time.”
According to Galanti, CostcoGrocery, which arrives at consumers’ doors in two days or less throughout the continental U.S., offers just under 500 dry products for delivery, and free delivery for orders above $75.
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