• Ohio-based Buehler’s Fresh Foods announced that it "has enhanced their online grocery shopping service to help bring many of the perks and conveniences their customers suggested. Beginning mid-March, Buehler’s 'Click Load & Go' new online shopping site will be powered by Rosie, an online and mobile shopping application.
The company says that new features include the ability to "shop online or use the new Rosie mobile app" ... a reduced service fee of $5.95 per order, down from $7.95 ... choice of payment options: pay online or at curb-side pick-up ... and site enhancements that include "larger photos, product recommendations and easier shopping cart management."
• Bloomberg reports that "Mondelez International Inc., seeking to boost e-commerce sales, is deepening its relationship with Alibaba Holdings Group Inc. to let Chinese shoppers order a wider variety of Oreo and Chips Ahoy cookies, Toblerone chocolate and Trident chewing gum online."
The story notes that "Alibaba offers access to more than 400 million Chinese consumers, making Mondelez brands more visible and accessible in the country. Alibaba is partnering with global retailers and brands to meet Chairman Jack Ma’s goal of getting half of company revenue from goods sourced outside of China."
The company says that new features include the ability to "shop online or use the new Rosie mobile app" ... a reduced service fee of $5.95 per order, down from $7.95 ... choice of payment options: pay online or at curb-side pick-up ... and site enhancements that include "larger photos, product recommendations and easier shopping cart management."
• Bloomberg reports that "Mondelez International Inc., seeking to boost e-commerce sales, is deepening its relationship with Alibaba Holdings Group Inc. to let Chinese shoppers order a wider variety of Oreo and Chips Ahoy cookies, Toblerone chocolate and Trident chewing gum online."
The story notes that "Alibaba offers access to more than 400 million Chinese consumers, making Mondelez brands more visible and accessible in the country. Alibaba is partnering with global retailers and brands to meet Chairman Jack Ma’s goal of getting half of company revenue from goods sourced outside of China."
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