Weezy: the new online grocer that will deliver top produce to your door in minutes
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 4 years ago
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Weezy is the UK’s first on-demand supermarket, delivering groceries to your door in just 15 minutes.
Products range from fresh produce, cupboard staples, pharmacy items, cleaning products, alcohol and more, with 2,000 separate product lines stocked.
Following success in London, Bristol and Brighton, the brand is now launching two new stores this weekend in Salford and central Manchester, offering locals a new way to shop.
As well as working with wholesalers, Weezy also sources groceries from independent bakers, butchers and markets, so customers can enjoy fresh, localised offerings alongside big home brands.
Weezy customer delivery representatives stock, pack and deliver the groceries within minutes of customers placing an order, and only deliver on bicycles or electric mopeds.
Orders can be placed between 8am and 12pm, with fresh fruit and vegetables accounting for the most popular categories.
Weezy is sustainably-minded: from delivery right through to packaging.
To celebrate their arrival in Greater Manchester, they’re teaming up with two quality local brands handmade here in Salford and Manchester: Marble Brewery and Steep Soda Co.
Other local brands available on Weezy include Manchester Gin, Zymurgorium, Rockstar spirits, Brew Tea Co, ManCoCo Coffee and Cheshire Farm ice cream.
And there are some very special offers to celebrate the opening weekend.
Customers can get 2 for 1 on beers from the local Marble Brewery and also on Steep Soda Co, the all-natural sodas handmade in Manchester.
As if that wasn’t incentive enough, the first 200 orders will also get a free bottle of Bottega Gold Prosecco.
New users will also get £10 off their first two orders with code Welcome10.
Local brands and great offers, with quick, eco-friendly delivery. Welcome to a new way of shopping.
The Weezy app is available to download on the App Store and Google Play. Convenience just got more convenient.
Weezy is launching stores in Manchester and Salford on Friday 16th April. The Prosecco offer is available to the first 200 customers with order value over £20 (first orders only), valid until midnight on Sunday 18th, using the promo code GOLD100. The 2 for 1 offer on beer and soda is valid until midnight on Sunday 18th.
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