Picnic adds Enschede to the list of cities where it delivers. The app only supermarket has access to over 78,000 households there.
On Facebook, Picnic announced its arrival in Enschede. In October, it will start there with ten delivery trolleys and thirty runners. By the end of 2019, that should be fifteen trolleys and 45 delivery staff. Groceries will be delivered from a distribution point in Enschede's Haven area.
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Picnic's counter now stands at 75 Dutch cities. The online supermarket started four years ago in Amersfoort and now serves over 300,000 customers in cities such as Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Ede and Deventer.
Expansion eastern neighbours
It is also gaining a foothold in Germany. Earlier this month, Picnic expanded to Duisburg, the largest German delivery area so far, where the city has almost half a million inhabitants.
