Uber Eats has announced an expanded partnership with Coles to offer Australians greater value, convenience and choice by providing the largest selection of groceries ever available on an on-demand delivery platform in Australia, just in time for the festive season.
From today, Australians can order up to 17,000 of their favourite Coles supermarket products—an increase of over 50 per cent—directly through the Uber Eats app, and enjoy even greater value with new regular promotions, alongside exclusive perks for Uber One members, all delivered in under an hour.
The new nationwide multi-year partnership comes as Australian shoppers prepare for the busiest time of the year, seeking convenient and affordable options for festive stock-ups to last-minute emergency purchases—with Coles and Uber Eats anticipating demand to reach its peak on Christmas Eve.
While the expanded range of Coles products is available to order via Uber Eats from today, Uber Eats will become Coles’ exclusive on-demand delivery partner from Friday, December 26, 2025.
Jonathan Torr, Coles executive general manager eCommerce said, “Just over two and a half years since Coles and Uber Eats launched their national grocery delivery partnership, we’re excited to make it even easier for Australians to order more of the quality fresh produce, everyday essentials and products they love. It’s another way we’re helping our customers get what they need, wherever they need it, whether they’re juggling busy schedules and family commitments, need a quick re-fill, or are hosting an event over the holiday season”.
Shoppers simply open the Uber Eats app and click on or search for ‘Coles’ to browse and order from the expanded range, which includes groceries, such as fresh produce, meat, dairy and pantry staples, health and beauty and seasonal favourites. Shoppers can also enjoy a variety of live offers and specials, as well as $0 Delivery Fees on eligible orders for Uber One Members and $20 off their first order over $40 for new Coles customers on Uber Eats.
In addition to new ongoing promotions, hundreds of Coles products will be available at standard in-store retail prices.
Lucas Groeneveld, Uber Eats regional general manager of retail APAC, commented, “For many Australians, getting their Coles shop delivered through Uber Eats app is no longer an occasional convenience, it’s part of the rhythm of everyday life. By enhancing our partnership with Coles, we are able to better service this demand. We’ve increased our collective investment to bring customers even more value, choice and the ease to get almost anything this festive season, and beyond”.
The partnership arrives as seasonal demand for festive foods, essentials and gifts is set to surge, with Christmas Eve expected to be the busiest day of the year for last-minute orders. According to Coles and Uber Eats data from Christmas 2024: The highest selling products on Uber Eats were the Coles Christmas Gingerbread house, followed by Coles deli thawed cooked prawns and Paul’s Christmas Egg Nog. Demand for wrapping paper purchased on the platform increased by 800 per cent in the week leading up to Christmas. Nearly a third (29 per cent) of total prawns for the month of December were sold on Christmas Eve.
The Coles and Uber Eats partnership gives customers more ways to shop. Alongside Coles’ home delivery and Click & Collect services, Uber Eats expands the convenience and flexibility of grocery shopping.
