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The chain has undertaken a significant review of its store operating model to ensure it can open safely for staff and customers, and comply with Government guidelines on coronavirus.
Helen Harrison, Brand Director from Crussh comments: ‘Launching our new online grocery shop is a significant move for us, providing an incredible opportunity to serve our core London market and also bring our brand of healthy food and juice to a new audience outside London. We believe the online shop will form part of the permanent Crussh offer going forwards, certainly as people continue to work from home and avoid unnecessary supermarket trips. We will continue to evolve and expand the offer over the coming weeks and look forward to hearing what people think.’
Customers will be able to visit stores for take-away, order ahead for click & collect or have their items delivered via Deliveroo. The first re-opening will bpackages, healthy snacks & drinks. Delivery zones have been expanded to include Greater London, East & West Sussex, Essex, Hampshire, Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire & Surrey. Everyone can receive 10e used to test and learn, allowing Crussh to apply these learnings to other stores. Crussh has partnered with mobile ordering app Ritual for click and collect to power a contactless pick-up experience. Customers can order via mobile app or QR code.
Last week Crussh announced the launch of its newly improved Online Grocery shop, selling a huge range including fruit, veg, essentials, dairy, meat, baking, pre-made boxes (fruit & veg and daily essentials), Crussh juice packages, Crussh protein shake % off their first order by entering the code HOME10 at checkout.