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Walmart Adds 30-Minute Express Delivery from In-Store Subway Restaurants

Walmart has launched delivery from in-store restaurants, beginning with Subway. Customers can order through the Walmart app or website and receive deliveries within 30 minutes, with restaurant orders eligible to be combined with existing Walmart Express Delivery orders.

What are the key facts?

  1. 1Service: Delivery from in-store restaurants
  2. 2First partner: Subway
  3. 3Delivery time: Within 30 minutes
  4. 4Channels: Walmart app and website

What happened?

Walmart has formally added restaurant delivery to its retail service offering. Through its partnership with Subway, the company now provides on-demand delivery from in-store restaurants. The move is part of Walmart’s efforts to improve omnichannel convenience, allowing customers to add fresh food to orders for everyday products and receive it within a short timeframe.

What does this mean for cross-border sellers?

Restaurant delivery may increase Walmart’s customer engagement and reinforce its role as a local services hub. Sellers of food and related products on Walmart should prepare for more varied traffic entry points.

Source: Businesswire

Compiled by the Niceggie editorial team from public reporting; translation and summary are AI-assisted.

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