Ocado Opens Customer Centers in Australia With Local Partner
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By Anthony O. Goriainoff
Ocado and its partner Coles Group said their customer fulfillment centers in Australia began operations in July.
The London-listed online grocer and retail-technology specialist said Tuesday that Australian grocery retailer Coles has started serving areas in metropolitan Sydney and Melbourne from the centers. Next-day home deliveries will transition from stores in those metropolitan areas to the service centers by the end of December, it said.
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August 27, 2024 02:31 ET (06:31 GMT)
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