Walmart (WMT) is expanding its online grocery shopping to 10 new markets.
The new areas that allow customers to use Walmart’s online grocery shopping service are located in three states: Texas, Florida and Oklahoma. The following is a list of the new cities where the service is available, as collected from TechCrunch.
- Texas — Dallas, Houston and San Antonio.
- Florida — Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Naples, and Cape Coral.
- Oklahoma — Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
The Walmart grocery shopping service allows customers to order groceries online and pick them up at one of its stores for free at their convenience. Customers can park in reserved spots for the service and call the store to let it know they are there. Employees will bring the grocery items out to them and will even load them into the customer’s car, TechCrunch notes.
Walmart isn’t the only retailer that is looking at new ways to bring groceries to customers. Target (TGT) started testing its Instacart grocery delivery service last month and Amazon (AMZN) has its own service to bring groceries to customers called Fresh.
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