An Instacart employee checks her cellphone for orders while picking up groceries from a supermarket for delivery in North Hollywood, California. The San Francisco based firm said it wants to add another 300,000 ‘full-service shoppers’ during the coming three months to meet soaring demand for grocery delivery or pick-up. — AFP
SAN FRANCISCO: Grocery delivery service Instacart on Monday announced plans to double the ranks of “shoppers” who fill orders in North America as people hunker down to reduce coronavirus risk.
The San Francisco based firm said it wants to add another 300,000 “full-service shoppers” during the coming three months to meet soaring demand for grocery delivery or pick-up.
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An Instacart employee checks her cellphone for orders while picking up groceries from a supermarket for delivery in North Hollywood, California. The San Francisco based firm said it wants to add another 300,000 ‘full-service shoppers’ during the coming three months to meet soaring demand for grocery delivery or pick-up. — AFP
Instacart employee Monica Ortega wears gloves while using her cellphone to check orders while picking up groceries from a supermarket for delivery in North Hollywood, California. — AFP
Instacart employee Monica Ortega poses beside the back of her vehicle, used for grocery deliveries and promoting her 'Monica Goes' YouTube channel in North Hollywood, California. — AFP
Instacart employee Monica Ortega returns to her vehicle after picking up groceries from a supermarket for delivery in North Hollywood, California. — AFP
A customer reaches out as Instacart employee Monica Ortega delivers groceries in an apartment complex in North Hollywood, California. — AFP
Instacart employee Monica Ortega holds bags of groceries she picked up from a supermarket for delivery to a customer in an apartment complex in North Hollywood, California. — AFP
Instacart employee Monica Ortega uses her cellphone to scan barcodes showing proof of purchase for the customer while picking up groceries from a supermarket for delivery in North Hollywood, California. The San Francisco based firm said it wants to add another 300,000 ’full-service shoppers’ during the coming three months to meet soaring demand for grocery delivery or pick-up. — AFP
