Everli brings Italy's largest grocers online

Everli Global has detailed the business model powering its e-grocery network, which connects shoppers to over 95 retailers across more than 60 Italian provinces.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Everli brings Italy's largest grocers online

Everli Global Inc., an e-grocery marketplace and delivery platform operating exclusively in Italy, has outlined the business model driving its retail network. Utilizing an asset-light marketplace model, the company delivers online grocery services across more than 60 Italian provinces, allowing consumers to order products from local supermarket networks.[1][2]

As part of its distribution footprint, Everli has established partnerships with more than 95 retailers and offers online access to merchandise from over 1,150 physical stores across the country. The platform's roster includes Italy's 13 largest grocers, featuring major supermarket brands such as Lidl, Coop, Conad, Carrefour, and Esselunga.[1][2]

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