Co-op Wholesale drops Peckish app for Snappy Shopper tie-up
Co-op Wholesale is closing its Peckish rapid delivery app and shifting to an integration with Snappy Shopper. Peckish launched in February 2025 with a target of 1,000 independent stores but fell short, prompting the change. Retailers will also be able to handle orders from Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats through one combined system.
Co-op Wholesale is ending its Peckish rapid delivery service and moving to a tie-up with Snappy Shopper. Peckish began in February 2025, aiming to enroll 1,000 independent shops, but did not reach that goal.
The new arrangement connects Snappy Shopper through Co-op’s Evolution EPoS till system. Retailers using it will also be able to manage Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats orders via one aggregation tool. Co-op Wholesale says the shift gives retailers access to a larger customer base and a more established delivery network.
Independent retailers and their customers may feel the effects most. Shops that used Peckish could face a transition to Snappy Shopper, potentially gaining wider reach but also depending on a single delivery partner. Consumers in areas served by these stores may see changes in app choice, order routing or delivery availability. The combined order system could reduce administrative work for small operators, though the outcome may vary by location and retailer capacity.