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Grocery delivery just got easier for Fred Meyer, QFC customers
Grocery delivery just got easier for Fred Meyer, QFC customers
Grocery delivery just got easier for Fred Meyer, QFC customers

Published on: 09/29/2025

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Citrus fruit on display in the produce department of the Happy Valley Fred Meyer store on Thurs., March 14, 2024.

On-demand grocery delivery will get easier for Kroger customers beginning this week.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/retail/2025/09/grocery-delivery-just-got-easier-for-fred-meyer-qfc-customers.html

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