Costco and Uber Eats have expanded their delivery partnership to cover 47 U.S. states. The service allows members to order fresh produce, bulk groceries, and household essentials through the Uber Eats app with options for on-demand or scheduled delivery.

The service is currently unavailable in Rhode Island, West Virginia, and Wyoming, as Costco does not operate warehouses in these states. Outside the U.S., the partnership is active in Canada, Mexico, Japan, Taiwan, France, and Spain.

To use the service, customers link their Costco membership account within the Uber Eats app. For Uber One members, delivery fees are waived on eligible orders exceeding $60 at select locations.

This expansion follows a testing phase in Texas and a rollout to 17 states by May 2024. Uber has also recently partnered with GameStop and Foot Locker to broaden its delivery offerings beyond restaurant meals.