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Grocery delivery service expands into these metro Atlanta suburbs

In this file photo, Instacart shoppers Jayme Romero, left and Adam Alfter check their iPhones to get the list of what customers want from a Whole Foods grocery store.

Credit: Ricardo B. Brazziell

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In this file photo, Instacart shoppers Jayme Romero, left and Adam Alfter check their iPhones to get the list of what customers want from a Whole Foods grocery store.
By Amanda C. Coyne
Feb 23, 2017

Online grocery delivery service Instacart is expanding in metro Atlanta, adding cities in multiple suburbs.

The web-based service allows users to create their shopping lists for Publix, Whole Foods Market, Costco, Petco or Kroger. Instacart shoppers then pick up the items on users’ shopping lists and deliver them in as little as an hour.

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Here are the new markets Instacart is serving:

Gwinnett County

  • Norcross
  • Lawrenceville
  • Duluth
  • Grayson
  • Dacula
  • Lilburn
  • Snellville
  • Suwanee
  • Buford

Cobb County

  • Marietta
  • Kennesaw
  • Acworth

Fulton County

  • Union City

DeKalb County

  • Tucker
  • Canton
  • Cumming

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