Wolt's grocery store: A new Wolt Market branch opens in Petah Tikva

The second branch of Wolt Market, the neighborhood grocery store of Wolt, opened this morning (Sunday, 31.7) in Em Hamoshavot neighborhood in Petah Tikva. The store offers basic food products, fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh meat and chicken, alcohol, bread and pastries, hygiene and cleaning, baby food products, diapers and more. In addition, you can order a variety of local and unique boutique products at Wolt Market, as well as a dedicated category that will cater to the worlds of organic and healthy food. The Wolt Market store will operate every day from eight in the morning until midnight, with the expectation of expanding the hours of operation later.

The shipments will reach all the neighborhoods of the city of Petah Tikva and also to Givat Hasholsha, Kfar Sirkin, Givat Shmuel, Kiryat Ono and Ganei Tikva. The shipping fees will be the same as those in the Wolt app today, which are significantly lower than those in the supermarket chains.

In addition, self-collection from the branch will be possible, by ordering in advance through the application. Wolt Market stores are part of the ever-expanding grocery category in the Wolt app. The category includes, among others, the chains Victory, Rami Levy in the neighborhood, Freshmarket, and Yellow, in a wide national distribution, in Petah Tikva, Rishon Lezion, Netanya, Herzliya, Jerusalem and more. Additional branches of all supermarket chains, including Wolt Market, are expected to open later this year.

Hadar Cohen, expansion manager of Wolt Market Israel: "Israelis are looking for the immediate, high-quality, service-oriented shopping experience that we offer through Wolt Market. Petah Tikva is a city with advanced consumption habits and its residents are looking for immediate and high-quality delivery services also in the field of supermarket products. Continuing the success of the Wolt Market branch The first in Tel Aviv, our goal is to duplicate the same quality service for the residents of Petah Tikva and the Ono Valley."

Some interesting data from the operation of the first branch of Wolt Market in Neve Tzedek: the most requested products: fresh vegetables and fruits, with an emphasis on cucumber, tomato and banana; milk; cottage'; Eggs and Popsicle Crunch Pistachio and the famous white chocolate, which caused a network storm in recent weeks. In the morning and afternoon, Wolt Market customers order dairy products, fresh fruits and vegetables.

Whereas in the evening they tend to order soft drinks, popsicles and ice creams, snacks and cleaning supplies. The most popular items in the non-food categories: absorbent paper, toilet paper, home corona test and cleaning sponge.