Shuppa, the digital supermarket, has ramped up its on-demand delivery service across Dublin by adopting Deliveroo’s new white label service.
Deliveroo Express, which launched in April, allows grocers and retailers to leverage the platform’s tech and rider network to offer rapid deliveries through their own online channels.
The new partnership allows Shuppa to continue its mission of instant grocery deliveries in as little as 15 minutes through its website and app but leveraging Deliveroo’s extensive rider network to offer more deliveries, complementing the existing fleet of couriers it employs.
Shuppa, which launched in 2021, offers 2,000 products from local Irish-owned produce to well-known international brands across confectionery, bakery, meat and poultry, fruit and veg, healthcare, alcoholic beverages and many more, all housed in two dark stores in the city centre.
The company first partnered with Deliveroo in 2023, allowing consumers in Dublin to place orders through the Deliveroo app, which will continue to be available.
“At Deliveroo, we’re focused on being a true growth partner for retailers,” said Helen Maher, Regional Director for Deliveroo Ireland.
“We’re delighted to deepen our collaboration with Shuppa through Deliveroo Express, enabling them to reach more customers with even greater speed and efficiency.
“Irish consumers increasingly expect convenience and immediacy, especially when it comes to grocery delivery, and with Shuppa, we see a clear opportunity to meet that demand at scale,” she added.
Sean Meagher, co-founder at Shuppa said this new partnership with Deliveroo Express is a significant step forward for the company.
“By leveraging Deliveroo’s extensive courier network, we’re better equipped to maintain consistent, reliable delivery times, particularly during periods of high demand,” he added.
