Baltimore Sun

Weis Markets will start grocery delivery locally

- —Lorraine Mirabella

Weis Markets will start offering sameday grocery delivery in the Baltimore area next month through online service Shipt.

The membership-based delivery service for groceries and household items will start Sept. 6 at Weis stores in Baltimore and some metro areas in Delaware and Pennsylvan­ia, offering access to almost 2.6 million households. Shipt also offers online deliveries from Target stores.

Customers can search an in-store assortment of products online, choose a one-hour delivery window and pay for their order through the Shipt app. Items are selected, bagged and delivered by a team of Shipt shoppers. Delivery is free on orders of more than $35.

Shipt plans to add more than 500 new store shoppers across Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvan­ia as part of the three-state Weis launch.

Sunbury, Pa.-based Weis opened its 52nd Maryland store in April in Nottingham in a former Kmart. Weis has been expanding in the Baltimore area over the past few years, partly by taking over former Mars Super Markets and Food Lion stores.

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