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Peapod Expands to Manhattan

SKOKIE, Ill. — Peapod on Monday said it has expanded its Peapod by Stop & Shop service to Manhattan in New York City, providing residents and businesses in Midtown, the Upper West Side and the Upper East Side another option for home grocery delivery.

March 14, 2011

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SKOKIE, Ill. — Peapod on Monday said it has expanded its Peapod by Stop & Shop service to Manhattan in New York City, providing residents and businesses in Midtown, the Upper West Side and the Upper East Side another option for home grocery delivery.

Peapod, a division of Stop & Shop’s parent Ahold, previously was available in communities surrounding Manhattan including Queens and New Jersey.

“It's no secret that grocery shopping in Manhattan is a challenge. With the high food prices, large crowds, long lines and limited retailer options, it's a strain on shoppers' wallets and patience," Andrew Parkinson, co-founder and president of Peapod, said in a statement. “With our low prices, thousands of weekly specials and convenient delivery options, we look forward to giving New Yorkers a smart way to save money and time.”

Peapod said it had plans to extend service to additional Manhattan neighborhoods by the end of the year.

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