[panda888888]

Where I live, Kroger used to do their own delivery, but they've switched to Instacart for fulfillment now. I've stopped doing Kroger delivery because the Instacart people are WAY too annoying to deal with; I hate having to babysit every single decision the Instacart shoppers make. I would happily pay more for in-house Kroger shoppers, but there's no option to do so.

[nickthegreek]

At my Kroger in the midwest, you have the option for either. But you dont tip when you use Kroger and tbh, they do a much better job at picking out the items. If they went to Instacart only, I would cease to use the service.

[hnburnsy]

Weirdly in Florida Kroger is doing grocery delivery via its own vehicles, but no Kroger stores exist in the state, only distribution centers.

[dehugger]

Kroger owns a dizzying number of brands. If be shocked if you didn't have at least one of their supermarket chains there.

[hnburnsy]

There are not. It is by design...

https://www.wesh.com/article/kroger-central-florida/38508663

Kroger delivers groceries to Central Florida without opening a single store