Since people cannot move around much, Lidl has introduced a new service that e-shoppers will love. It has
implemented in-store lockers that will allow clients to pick up the products
they ordered on the Web when they visit the supermarket. This will help them
maximise their grocery shopping trip.
This new service is a result of a collaboration with the parcel
locker provider InPost. It has rolled out its delivery and collection solutions
to 24 Lidl stores across the UK. As such, when you order online from a wide
range of retailers, such as Boohoo,
JD Group and Holland & Barrett, you can get your products shipped there and
pick them up when you get your supplies for the week. The lockers can also be
used to return purchases or send parcels via Hermes, DHL and DX. To access
these storage units, shoppers will have to utilise a QR code on their
smartphone.
Currently, Lidl stores in London, Birmingham and Manchester
are equipped with these lockers. These are perfect for the situation that we
are in since they enable a contact-free delivery method which allows
customers to avoid human interaction and maintain social distancing. Moreover,
according to InPost
“combining errands and choosing parcel lockers instead of home delivery also
benefits the environment”.
Lidl
has a new incentive to attract shoppers
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