Today grocerant niche retail success is about
serving every customer, one at a time empowering customization, personalization, and individualization as regular readers
of this blog know. Steven Johnson our
Grocerant Guru® at Tacoma, WA based Foodservice Solutions® has been pounding
that into our heads since this blog began back in 2009. Combine that with saving
consumers time and AmazonFresh is once again doing all of the right things
according to Johnson.
When we
heard that Meal kit service eMeals has added AmazonFresh to its list of grocery
delivery and pickup service partners we knew that was important as the ability
for AmazonFresh to edify its relationship with the consumers is a top priority.
The eMeals
service previously was available only via delivery through Instacart or pickup through Kroger
ClickList and Walmart Grocery. Now
eMeals allows shoppers to send a shopping list, which is automatically
generated for all meals selected each week, to AmazonFresh with a single click.
They may then schedule home delivery or curbside pickup.
Here is
why it’s right up AmazonFresh ally eMeals can enjoy up to 50 percent savings in
per-serving food costs compared to conventional meal kit providers due to
ingredients being provided in standard grocery packaging rather than each in
its own portioned package. Moreover, the only other cost involved is a $5
monthly subscription fee for new weekly menus.
eMeals
CEO Forrest Collier stated "Meal
kits and online grocery programs are reshaping the grocery market, and we are
the first company to combine those two trends,"…. "Adding AmazonFresh
to our fulfillment lineup expands our reach to most of the top players in
online grocery and advances our mission of giving customers more choice,
flexibility and affordability than any other meal kit service."
Subscribers
may choose from 15 eating styles ranging from Quick & Healthy to Paleo,
Clean Eating, Low Calorie, Classic Meals and even Diabetic, Gluten Free and
Vegetarian, and can personalize each week's menus by selecting meals from any
of the food styles or substituting favorites from previous weeks. More than 100
weekly recipes are available in the 15 styles.
Once a
week’s meals are chosen, eMeals automatically
populates a shopping list and allows subscribers to add or subtract items,
eliminating separate shopping trips for items such as cereal and toilet paper.
Shoppers may either do their own shopping or relay on grocery partners to
fulfill orders.
The new option extends eMeals’
strategy of leveraging the existing grocery supply chain to fill meal kit
orders rather than building an expensive new infrastructure to portion, package
and deliver the week’s recipe ingredients, providing more variety, flexibility
and affordability while lowering operational costs.
Are you trapped doing what you
have always done and doing it the same way?
Interested
in learning how www.FoodserviceSolutions.us can edify your retail food brand while
creating a platform for consumer convenient meal participation, differentiation
and individualization? Email us
at: Steve@FoodserviceSolutions.us or visit: www.FoodserviceSolutions.us for more
information.
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