The California-based online grocery has opened a warehouse in Dallas and is working to expand its reach across the U.S.
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“We’re very excited to have launched in Texas, a strategically important market for us as we continue our expansion from the West Coast towards the East,”The company’s minimum order is $20. Shipping is free for orders over $50 but otherwise is $5.99, and there’s a $1.99 handling fee on every order.H-E-B homes in on growth: San Antonio retailer expanding new home decor department to more stores
“This is … number one to make sure that people get access to more affordable foods, and number two when you shop with Martie you’re doing the earth a favor as far as saving this food and making sure that it gets in the hands of people instead of going to a landfill,” she said. The brands customers see on Martie’s website might differ from week to week because its stock changes depending on which of the brands it works with has an overage problem on any given week. Martie currently has about 500 products listed, but that will increase to roughly 1,500 by year-end, Fritjofsson said.
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