Amazon turned the delivery game on its head with Amazon Prime, and companies are still scrambling to catch up.
Beginning Sept. 27, Target will be making a big delivery push in the northeast, expanding its same-day delivery partnership with Shipt across a good portion of eastern Pennsylvania, including Allentown, Harrisburg and Lancaster, according to Marketwatch.
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While Shipt normally focuses on grocery delivery, its partnership with Target delivers groceries, home essentials like toilet paper or cleaning supplies, electronics and toys, and most everything else the all-in-one giant offers.
Here’s the full list of Target’s newest delivery destinations in Pennsylvania:
• Allentown
• Harrisburg
• Lancaster
• Reading
• Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
• York-Hanover
In case you’ve never heard of the company, Shipt provides same-day delivery through a paid service, sort of like DoorDash or Caviar for food delivery, providing users with deliveries from non-traditional stores.
Shipt's team of shoppers takes care of selecting, bagging and delivering the items.
Shipt’s annual membership is $99, but new members who sign up before Sept. 20 will receive a discounted price of $49 for a year’s membership. The annual membership grants access to free, unlimited delivery on orders of more than $35.
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