Giant Food Stores has announced a partnership with its sister company Peapod internet grocer to offer the convenience of online grocery shopping and delivery to consumers’ home or business in more ...

CHICAGO — Online grocer Peapod, based here, is launching a promotional campaign featuring “mobile billboards” on the sides of delivery trucks where consumers can shop for groceries using their ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Before there was e-commerce of any sort, there were two brothers, Thomas and Andrew Parkinson, who in 1989, were developing a new way to shop. With DOS programming software, ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Good news for busy grocery shoppers: It just got easier, smarter and faster to shop on the go with Peapod’s completely redesigned mobile and tablet app. Peapod’s intuitive ...

Peapod , the US online grocer given a shot in the arm by Dutch retail giant Ahold , is confident of long-term success. As rival Webvan ’s predicament worsens with this week’s resignation of founder ...

Giant Food, which dropped the Peapod brand in the D.C. market last fall, has debuted a new e-commerce grocery shopping platform that integrates former Peapod customers’ accounts. (Courtesy Giant Food) ...

CHICAGO, Feb. 5, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Peapod, the country's leading online grocer, today announces the expansion of its popular meal kit line to include six new delicious recipes. Peapod began ...

While WalMart and Amazon are just starting to see how tricky the online grocery business can be, 20-year-old Peapod has already figured it out. Donna Tam covers Amazon and other fun stuff for CNET ...

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Grocery shopping is already a chore. Sometimes it’s hard to motivate yourself to go to the store and buy groceries on top of cooking a meal and doing dishes. But it’s even harder if you have an ...

Online personalized shopping platform, Sifter, is hoping to make label reading a thing of the past with a tool that instantly tells consumers which products fit their dietary needs and lifestyle.