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Tesco to expand Whoosh speedy delivery service to 800 stores this month

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February 16, 2023
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// Tesco to expand Whoosh same-day delivery service to 800 UK stores
// Whoosh was first launched in 2021 and expanded to 600 stores last year

Tesco is expanding its Whoosh same-day delivery service to 800 UK stores by the end of the month.

Whoosh was first launched in 2021 and expanded to 600 stores last year. It aims to deliver groceries to customers between 30 minutes to an hour after ordering them.

The grocer has put the price of the Whoosh delivery at £2.99 each, with an extra charge of £2 added if the order is under £15.


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Customers can only purchase certain items via a Whoosh delivery with Tesco’s website showing around 80 that can be bought.

The 80 items range from everyday essentials, fruit and vegetables, breakfast basics, alcohol, evening meals, and Tesco’s finest.

Tesco charges anywhere between £3.50 and £7 for a one-off delivery slot depending on the time of the delivery, with an added £4 if the shop is under £40.

Last year, it launched “Delivery Saver” options for customers which allows them to pay monthly, or upfront, for their food shop delivery costs.

Tesco offers a 12-month plan and a six-month plan, with a choice of off-peak and anytime delivery and anytime click and collect.

It costs £4.99 per month for six months or £29.94 upfront for an Off-Peak Delivery Pass, where delivery is free after 3pm and same-day click-and-collect is available.



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