Primark is set to launch a home delivery service, marking a significant further step in the retailer’s move into online shopping.
The launch comes four years after Primark first entered internet retailing. The development means customers are expected to gain access to a delivery option from a retailer best known for its large physical stores.
The available information does not specify when the home delivery service will begin, which areas it will cover, or what product ranges will be included. Details of delivery charges, ordering limits or whether the service will be phased in have also not been set out in the supplied material.
The move represents a notable change for Primark’s online offer, which has previously developed more slowly than that of many retailers with established home delivery operations. By preparing to add deliveries, the company is taking another step beyond its initial internet shopping activity.
No further operational details or official comments were included in the supplied source. The latest known position is that Primark is set to introduce the service following its earlier move into online retail four years ago.
