As a result of the pandemic-prompted lockdown and in an effort to be accessible to consumers, The Body Shop and Uber Eats recently joined forces to offer same-day delivery to fans. The new strategic partnership allows consumers to get their hands on their favorite skincare and beauty products on demand.
While Uber Eats began as a delivery service for prepared food, the app has adapted in the face of adversity to support its consumers with access to groceries, prescriptions, and now beauty products as well. The new deliveries will be "quick, reliable, and memorable," offering a convenient solution for consumers looking to get last-minute gifts, whether that be to themselves or a loved one.
The Body Shop will be available via Uber Eats across over 20 stores across the GTA (for those within range). Currently, many of the stores are currently closed due to new lockdown restrictions, however, the following three stores will be available: Don Mills Store, Toronto; Vaughan Mills, Vaughan; and Hillcrest Mall, Richmond Hill.
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The Body Shop & Uber Eats Join Forces to Be More Accessible
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