Instacart adds another independent grocer to its roster

The company has linked with family-owned Dierbergs Markets on delivery and electronic shelf label technology.

Instacart adds another independent grocer to its roster
Courtesy of Instacart · Source: Grocery Dive

Grocery Dive reported the development on 2025-04-11. The company has linked with family-owned Dierbergs Markets on delivery and electronic shelf label technology.

The report places the news in a wider commercial context. Instacart announced Tuesday it has partnered with family-owned grocer Dierbergs Markets in the St. Louis region. Instacart is now providing the independent grocer with delivery in as fast as an hour across greater St. Louis and the Lake of the Ozarks. Dierbergs Markets joins more than 1,800 retail banners on the Instacart app.

For the food sector, the practical implications extend beyond the immediate announcement. The grocer is also deploying Instacart’s electronic shelf label technology, Carrot Tags. Instacart said the ESL deployment will make it easier for its gig workers to locate items when fulfilling online orders. Instacart noted that its Dierbergs partnership is a prime example of how the grocery technology company can benefit smaller retailers.

Attention now turns to how companies, customers and regulators respond. “Our new partnership with Dierbergs is an exciting milestone, underscoring how Instacart’s solutions can amplify an independent grocer’s digital and in-store experience. … [T]heir customers will enjoy faster, more accurate orders, and seamless shopping like never before,” Nick Nickitas, general manager of local independent grocery at Instacart, said in a statement.

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