List of online grocers

This is a list of notable online grocers. Online grocers are grocery stores that allow private individuals and businesses to purchase groceries and grocery products online. The companies then deliver the orders to consumers.

Ocado and Tesco grocery delivery vans in London, 2007

Online grocers
This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Asia

China
See also: Online supermarkets in China
  • Yihaodian – a Chinese online grocery business founded by Gang Yu and Junling Liu on July 2008.[5]

Singapore

India

Australia

Italy

Switzerland
  • Migros Online (formerly LeShop.ch)[11] - a Swiss online supermarket and one of Europe’s largest online grocery stores

UK

Latin America

Canada
Multi-regional[18]
An AmazonFresh delivery truck in Seattle, 2012
Regional
  • FreshDirect (New York/New Jersey/Connecticut/Pennsylvania/Delaware/Washington D.C)[19]
  • Hy-Vee's Aisles Online (Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wisconsin)
  • Kroger (CO/WY/TX)
  • OurHarvest (NYC via Uber)
  • Pink Dot (Los Angeles)
  • Vons (Southern California)
  • Giant Eagle (PA/OH)
Specialty
  • Jet (dry goods only)
Defunct
A Webvan delivery truck, circa 2005
  • Kozmo.com (defunct but possibly re-launching)
  • HomeGrocer (defunct, one of the first online supermarket businesses)
  • Webvan (defunct)

Multinational

See also

References
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