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Just Eat announces Morrisons Daily partnership

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Food delivery platform Just Eat has partnered with Morrisons for on-demand delivery across its Morrisons Daily convenience stores.

The partnership will initially roll-out to almost 60 stores in December, with plans to expand to over 650 stores early next year.


“We have Morrisons Dailys across the country and partnering with Just Eat will offer another fast and convenient way for customers to get Morrisons groceries delivered straight to their door,” Joseph Sutton, online and wholesale director, Morrisons Convenience, said.

Just Eat, which reaches 97 per cent of all UK postcodes, has seen rapid growth this year in its grocery and convenience estate.

“We know that our customers are increasingly seeking convenience, particularly in those busy moments like Christmas, and our partnership with Morrisons Daily shows our ongoing commitment to delivering a wide range and more options for our customers to get whatever they need, wherever and whenever they need them,” Amy Heather, strategic accounts director at Just Eat UK, said.

As part of this new partnership, Just Eat is offering up to 50 per cent off on selected essentials from participating stores until 24 December.

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