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Uber Talks With European Supermarkets About Grocery Delivery
- Potential partners are said to include U.K.’s Sainsbury stores
- Rivals Deliveroo and Just Eat already have grocery deals
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Uber Technologies Inc. said it’s in discussions with European supermarkets to roll out a grocery delivery service as rivals Deliveroo and Just Eat Plc move to compete with the likes of Amazon.com Inc. in the field.
The ride-hailing company has spoken with the U.K.’s second-biggest grocer, J Sainsbury Plc, according to people familiar with the situation. The supermarket operator this month announced it was partnering with Deliveroo to bring hot pizza to homes in four British cities.