Pyaterochka offers Kazan delivery of farm products from its stores
The Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan informs that the Pyaterochka retail chain has launched a service for delivering products from chain stores in Kazan. " The service is available in the Aviastroitenyi, Moscovskyi, Novo-Savinovsky, Vakhitovsky, Sovetsky and Privolzhsky districts of Kazan. As part of the service, you can purchase products of Tatarstan farmers and agricultural producers: meat, sausages, semi-finished products, milk, cheeses, eggs, dairy and bread products, vegetables, teas and much more.
In order to use the service “Delivery. Pyaterochka ” you need to install the mobile application on the AppStore and Google Play platforms. All prices for products are the same as in stores. The goods are subject to federal and regional promotions that take place online, and double points are earned for the “Vyruchai- karta” loyalty program. Orders are collected at the store and delivered with couriers right to the door. Payment can be made only in the application using a credit card. All orders are executed on the same day, and logistics is constantly being refined to minimize delivery time.
“We strive to become even closer and more convenient by launching such a service demanded in the current situation. Pyaterochka implements a whole range of preventive measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection and to protect employees and customers. For example, regular disinfection is carried out in stores, and regular control of body temperature has been established among delivery couriers, they are also provided with disinfecting wipes”, says General Director of the Pyaterochka retail chain Sergey Goncharov.
In addition, in order to prevent the spread of a new type of coronavirus infection, the distribution network has tightened the requirements for the disinfection of the premises of its stores. All suppliers apply enhanced preventive measures at their production sites. Products arrive at distribution centers securely packaged and undergo tight control at reception. For drivers who deliver goods to shops, new work rules have been introduced; these are minimizing their interaction with other employees.