Basket.jo Expands its Partnership Agreements with Retail Outlets

Basket.jo, the leading e-delivery retail application in Jordan, recently announced the signing of partnership and collaboration agreements with several of the finest hypermarkets and supermarkets in the Kingdom that would most benefit its customers.

The website and application on smartphones for Basket.jo allows customers to shop in a user-friendly and interactive manner from 9 am until midnight. Delivery is available to all areas of the capital from a wide range of options, which now includes Cozmo, Yaser Mall, Carrefour, Sameh Mall, Habiba, Select Foods Shoppe, and many others, with a delivery time of as little as one hour, pre-booked delivery available up to one week in advance, and cash payment available upon receipt.

Basket.jo has made this strategic expansion to elevate the quality and variety of its shopping options, making them more convenient to the modern lifestyle of consumers by saving them time and effort. Eliminating the need for transport, browsing, and queueing allows customers more leisure time, enhances user satisfaction, and ultimately redefines the concept of home shopping.

The founder and CEO of Basket.jo, Omar Akel, expressed his pride in the unprecedented success that Basket.jo has achieved in this recent period. Continuing to grow rapidly, the platform is able to add a wide range of the most important shops and stores to its network, ensuring high-quality goods for its consumers. He added that the company intends to continue its expansion and to serve further key governorates, starting with Irbid and Zarqa, as well as providing more options in terms of stores and products. As for methods of payment, Akel asserted that in the near future, Basket.jo will provide consumers with the option of paying via credit or debit cards.

Akel went on to mention that these recent partnerships enrich and expand Basket.jo’s platform and contribute to the benefits of stimulating e-commerce in the Kingdom. According to a study on the Online Retail Sales Index, carried out by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), there has been a marked increase in the rate of online transactions in the Kingdom since 2017, ranking it as the seventh highest rate among Arab countries. Moreover, the rise of e-commerce provides a promising service that offers a range of convenient options for customers, especially considering that most households spend an average of 50-60% of their income on groceries.

Basket.jo has a multi-pronged expansion plan to enhance its presence both inside and outside the Kingdom, which it plans to implement in accordance with specific tactics from its long-term strategy to bring consumers closer to their favorite stores than ever before.