Nestlé partners with Deliveroo

Nestlé has joined forces with Deliveroo’s Essentials delivery platform to make sure consumers can still get items without the need to pop to the shop….
Nestlé has joined forces with Deliveroo’s Essentials delivery platform to make sure consumers can still get some of their favourite items without the need to pop to the shop.

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You can now have KitKats delivered directly to your door, just like your favourite takeaway. Nestlé has joined forces with Deliveroo’s Essentials delivery platform to make sure consumers can still get some of their favourite items without the need to pop to the shop.

Now you can order a variety of chocolate, sweets or snacks, including KitKat two finger bars, Fruit Pastilles and San Pellegrino. You can also have instant coffee delivered to your door within minutes with tins of Nescafé Azera or Nescafé Cappuccino sachets.

The deliveries are available from 11 Deliveroo Edition sites in Leeds, London, Manchester and Nottingham.

Alexandre Manoukian, e-commerce lead for Nestlé Professional, said: “With people not able to just pop to the shop as easily on their lunch break for their favourite drink or snack, it made complete sense for us to be able to work with Deliveroo to bring it directly to their door.

“Deliveroo offer a completely contactless delivery so it means even those having to self-isolate can enjoy a well-deserved treat.”

Arabella Jenkins at Deliveroo said: “When you can’t justify popping to the shop just for a KitKat to get you through the final hours of your working day, Deliveroo is here to deliver a range of Nestlé snacks and drinks to your door in as little as under 30 minutes.”

Nestlé has announced extensive efforts for pandemic support, whether it’s in the form of financial donations or extra help for the hospitality industry – Nestlé has previously announced it is donating more than £4 million of products to food banks, the NHS and other key workers in the UK and Ireland while continuing to supply the nation with food and drink and working closely with trade union partners GMB and Unite to ensure a safe working environment across its manufacturing, supply and distribution operations.

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