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title: "Ahold expands delivery through Uber Eats"
url: https://burnaze.com/article/3faf650d-626d-4e0d-99d4-4cbcef8bff9a
source: "Winsight Grocery Business"
original_url: https://www.supermarketnews.com/grocery-technology/ahold-expands-delivery-through-uber-eats
author: "Mark Hamstra"
category: "Grocery"
industry: "Retail"
segment: "Grocery"
topics: ["Development & multi-unit"]
published: 2026-05-04T19:27:52.000Z
modified: 2026-10-31T13:17:33.072Z
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# Ahold expands delivery through Uber Eats

**TL;DR:** Ahold Delhaize USA has expanded its partnership with Uber Eats to offer on-demand delivery from nearly 2,000 stores across all its banners. The partnership allows customers to order from Ahold banners through the Uber Eats platform for the first time, with options for scheduled delivery and discounts for first-time orders.

*By Mark Hamstra, originally published in Winsight Grocery Business on 2026-05-04. [Read the original](https://www.supermarketnews.com/grocery-technology/ahold-expands-delivery-through-uber-eats).*

## Story

Ahold Delhaize USA said it has expanded its partnership with Uber Eats to allow delivery from nearly 2,000 stores across all of the retailer’s banners.

Each of the banners—Food Lion, Giant Food, The GIANT Co. (including Martin’s), Hannaford and Stop & Shop—is now listed in the Uber Eats app for on-demand and scheduled delivery options. The new partnership expands upon the existing relationship through which Ahold has leveraged the support of Uber Direct for its first-party delivery channels in some markets since October of last year.

This is the first time customers can order from Ahold banners through the Uber Eats platform, however.

Uber is launching the expanded partnership with discount promotions, including 40% off the first Uber Eats order—up to $25—at all Ahold banners. Members of the Uber One loyalty program can get delivery on eligible orders at no extra cost.

In order to use the new service, customers can open the Uber Eats app, tap “Grocery” and select a nearby Ahold Delhaize-owned supermarket location. They can then shop the retailer’s assortment, add products to their cart, choose a delivery time and place an order. Orders are then tracked in real time to through delivery at their destination.

All orders placed on the Uber Eats platform will be picked and delivered by Uber, a spokesperson for Ahold told Supermarket News.

Eligible orders at participating locations also support Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and other nutrition assistance platforms, which are enabled through Uber’s partnership with Forage.

“Customers expect flexibility in how they shop, and that means being wherever they are—whether through our own brand experiences or trusted marketplaces like Uber Eats,” said Keith Nicks, chief commercial and digital officer, Ahold Delhaize USA.

In its fourth-quarter conference call with investors in February, Ahold said online sales in the U.S. grew 22.8% in Q4, with strong performance across all banners.

“The combination of our delivery speed, customer reach and extensive assortment, enabled by our strategic shift to same-day delivery and ongoing partnerships with DoorDash and Instacart, is what wins over customers,” said Jolanda Poots-Bijl, chief financial officer, during the call.

It was not immediately clear how the new partnership with Uber Eats would affect the partnerships that both companies have with Instacart. As previously reported, Instacart and Uber Eats in 2024 reached an agreement through which customers could access Uber Eats for restaurant delivery through the Instacart app.

Instacart has since said that its partnership with Uber Eats has been successful at driving customers back to Instacart for grocery deliveries.

Ahold’s partnership with Uber Eats follows several similar tie-ups that have been announced over the past year, including Uber Eats partnerships with Kroger, Aldi, Dollar General and several regional chains.

## Entities

- Retail (sector)
- partnership (topic)
- Uber Eats (company)
- Uber (company)
- Kroger (company)
- Winsight Grocery Business (publication)
- delivery expansion (topic)
- Instacart (company)
- Dollar General (company)
- online sales (topic)
- Aldi (company)
- grocery delivery (topic)

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Originally reported by Mark Hamstra, Winsight Grocery Business (https://www.supermarketnews.com/grocery-technology/ahold-expands-delivery-through-uber-eats). Summarized by Burnaze (https://burnaze.com/article/3faf650d-626d-4e0d-99d4-4cbcef8bff9a).