Festival Foods offers area delivery

Many Whitewater area residents can now have groceries delivered to their doorstep from Festival Foods, which has stores in Fort Atkinson and Janesville. The map shows the area within the 53190 zip code where residents are eligible for delivery.

Whitewater residents can now have groceries delivered

Residents in Whitewater are now eligible to have groceries delivered directly to their doorstep from Festival Foods in Fort Atkinson or Janesville within two hours.

Onalaska based grocer Festival Foods is known to work close with and get involved in the communities in which they serve. It’s a family and employee-owned grocery company operating stores throughout Wisconsin with the headquarters located in DePere. It was founded as Skogen’s IGA by Paul and Jane Skogen in 1946 and is still owned by the Skogen family.

Whitewater Economic Development Director Cathy Anderson reached out to Festival Foods in hopes to expand their delivery service to include Whitewater. Festival Foods agreed and this service is now available for many residents within the 53190 zip code (see the accompanying map for details.)

“It is very exciting to work with a company willing to expand their local service and assist the Whitewater community,” Anderson said. “I placed my first order and was amazed at how simple, easy and quick the process was. It is very user friendly and the items I needed were on my doorstep within about two hours.”

Festival Foods contracts with Instacart to allow for a personalized home delivery service. Residents can visit the Instacart website, instacart.com/store/festival-foods/storefront or download the Instacart app to their smartphone. Enter the zip code of 53190, create an account with an email address and then shop the virtual aisles of the store as if shopping it in person. Options for delivery of two hours, five hours or a window of shoppers’ choice are available.

A nominal delivery fee may be applied to some orders and residents have the opportunity to tip the delivery driver if they wish.

“What a unique, convenient and safe service for the Whitewater community to benefit from in this time of uncertainty,” said Anderson.

 

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