The Co-op has launched its first online delivery service with the use of electric cargo bikes.
The supermarket said shoppers can now order products via a dedicated website, with a courier delivering the items by electric bike within two hours for a standard £5 charge on a minimum £15 spend.
The service will initially be available to shoppers within a four kilometre radius of a store on the Kings Road in London's Chelsea, before being rolled out to a further eight London stores.
The retailer plans to make online shopping available in a number of UK towns and cities.
Co-op head of food digital, Chris Conway, said: "As the leaders in convenience shopping, we want to look at different ways of bringing our award-winning products closer to shoppers, and this new service does exactly that."
The Co-op said it was considering a number of different home delivery schemes, and recently announced a free taxi grocery delivery service at eight stores around the UK.
It is also trialling the use of robots in Milton Keynes to make small deliveries from a local store.
For some, you can also get Co-op to deliver if you use the Deliveroo app.
