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Kroger Expands Delivery Reach to Austin, Texas; Rebekah Manis Comments

Kroger Expands Delivery Reach to Austin, Texas; Rebekah Manis Comments


AUSTIN, TX
Friday, March 31st, 2023

Kroger is expanding its hold on the Texan market as it recently opened a new spoke facility. The retailer officially opened its facility in Austin, bringing its delivery service to the community.

Rebekah Manis, Senior Director, Kroger Delivery Fulfillment Centers“Austin is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, and we are thrilled to connect more customers to the Kroger Delivery shopping experience, which brings thousands of digital coupons, valuable fuel points, and the freshest products directly to customers' doors,” said Rebekah Manis, Senior Director, Kroger Delivery Fulfillment Centers. “Whether they are using the Kroger app or browsing our weekly ad at Kroger.com, customers can enjoy fresh, high-quality, affordable groceries delivered by best-in-class uniformed drivers.”

Working in conjunction with its Dallas customer fulfillment center (CFC), the 70,121-square-foot spoke facility will employ nearly 70 associates. All orders are picked at the products’ peak freshness within the Dallas facility. Associates carefully assemble orders and place them in climate-controlled vehicles to travel to Austin.

Kroger announced the official opening of a new spoke facility in Austin, bringing its delivery service to the community

Once the orders arrive, continued the release, they are checked and placed on refrigerated delivery trucks that deliver directly to customers' doors, ensuring cold and frozen products remain at the perfect temperature from the supplier to the customer's refrigerator.

Kroger Delivery CFCs, powered by Ocado Group, have achieved a significant step-up in geographical penetration and in customer satisfaction. The expansion to the Austin area represents an extension of a collaboration between Kroger and Ocado Group. At the hub sites, more than 1,000 bots move around giant 3D grids, orchestrated by proprietary control systems. The grid, known as The Hive, contains totes filled with products and ready-to-deliver customer orders.

Check out the release here for more information.

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