MyWebGrocer.com brings back Endless Aisle, NetGrocer

Following its acquisition of most of the assets of neXpansion in November, MyWebGrocer.com is set to bring back neXpansion’s Endless Aisle online shopping extension service for grocers. It has also reconfigured NetGrocer.com as a stand-alone retail site.

Posted 01/16/2004Paul DemeryPost a comment

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The Endless Aisle stretches to five more supermarket chains

In just the past month, five major supermarket chains have added the Endless Aisle service of hard-to-find, non-perishable food items to their web sites. The latest: the East Coast’s Giant Food.

Posted 06/10/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment

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With a broader product offering, the Endless Aisle gets even longer

Nexpansion, which provides the Endless Aisle service to supermarkets to expand grocery product offerings via web-enabled kiosks or web sites, has hired Trilegiant to provide consumer goods, including electronics and jewelry, to Endless Aisle customers.

Posted 08/20/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

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LowesFoods.com will implement the Endless Aisle

Lowes Foods, with 102 grocery stores in the Southeast, will deploy NeXpansion’s Endless Aisle to offer hard-to-find regional, ethnic and specialty foods at LowesFoods.com.

Posted 07/15/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

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Another supermarket chain pilots the Endless Aisle

The Penn Traffic Co., which operates 218 supermarkets in six states, will pilot the Endless Aisle web kiosk program in P&C Food & Pharmacy stores beginning next month. Stop & Shop began piloting the kiosks this month.

Posted 03/18/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

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Shoppers are quick to walk down the Endless Aisle, NetGrocer says

Supermarket shoppers are quick to understand the concept of using a web-enabled kiosk to find items a store does not stock, Nexpansion says. Half of consumers in research groups said they would switch grocers to use such kiosks.

Posted 03/13/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

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Stop & Shop will install kiosks linked to NetGrocer.com

Stop & Shop Supermarket Co., which operates 320 stores in New England, will install web-enabled kiosks linked to NetGrocer.com to allow customers to order merchandise that Stop & Shop doesn’t carry in stores.

Posted 02/28/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

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Lisa Kent adds CEO to her Netgrocer duties

Lisa Kent, president of Netgrocer.com, online retailer and e-commerce service provider, has added CEO responsibilities to her job. She was also named to the company`s Board of Directors.

Posted 12/17/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment

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