GrabMart's delivery fee ranges from RM5 to RM9. — KENNETH CHAW/The Star
Grab announced that a new service called GrabMart has entered pilot testing phase in Klang Valley starting today (Nov 18).
The company described GrabMart as an "on-demand everyday goods delivery service" for users to purchase items or services from selected grocery stores, pharmacy outlets, convenience stores and even florists. Grab has listed stores like Guardian, MyNews, Caring Pharmacy, and MPH Bookstores as some of the options available for GrabMart.
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