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DoorDash pivots from munchies, adds Lowe’s to its delivery basket

You can now get a hammer with your hamburger delivery. DoorDash added home improvement chain Lowe’s to the list of retailers on its app.

Users scrolling for late-night tacos will also be able to add lightbulbs, gardening kits, and other DIY tools to their cart, which will be available for delivery from 1.7K Lowe's stores across the US.

DoorDash has expanded from food delivery to everything delivery, listing dozens of retailers including Sephora, Best Buy, Target, and Petco.

Uber has partnered with many of those same retailers, and has also added a variety of services including package return drop-offs and flower deliveries as it tries to become an everything transportation app.

Amazon is the go-to for fast delivery convenience, but food delivery apps are encroaching on its territory with these retail partnerships.

DoorDash has expanded from food delivery to everything delivery, listing dozens of retailers including Sephora, Best Buy, Target, and Petco.

Uber has partnered with many of those same retailers, and has also added a variety of services including package return drop-offs and flower deliveries as it tries to become an everything transportation app.

Amazon is the go-to for fast delivery convenience, but food delivery apps are encroaching on its territory with these retail partnerships.

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