Walmart expands InHome delivery service to five new states in the U.S.

It is learned that according to foreign media reports, Walmart announced that it will expand the business scope of its InHome home delivery service to cover another 10 million households in the United States.

It is understood that Walmart's InHome service will be provided to parts of metropolitan areas in California, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota and Pennsylvania, expanding the total scale of the InHome business to more than 50 regions and covering more than 45 million households.

Haley McShane, general manager of InHome at Walmart U.S., said that with the upcoming busy summer, users are looking for faster and more convenient ways to complete their grocery purchases, and the expansion of InHome will meet the needs of consumers in these areas.

Walmart launched the InHome delivery service in 2019. This service is an additional service exclusively for Walmart+ members, which can deliver fresh food, daily necessities and other products directly to users' homes or other designated locations. In addition, the deliveryman will use a one-time code to access and wear a camera so that users can view the delivery process in real time. After the delivery is completed, users can also view the video within one week.

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