date:Apr 02, 2013
ocery delivery to work, Dias said, consumers may have to settle for some inconveniences, and it won't just be the fees. If someone else is shopping, packing and delivering their groceries, there's a good chance customers may not get exactly what they want.
Consumers are picky in terms of the color of their tomatoes, Dias said.
But the jury is still out, and Bay Area companies are trying every angle to make grocery delivery work. LolaBee's delivers large coolers to customers' doorsteps every Thu