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Tractor Supply Announces Nationwide Partnership With Uber Marketplace

Uber Technologies, Inc. and Tractor Supply Company have announced a new nationwide partnership, bringing Tractor Supply’s extensive assortment of pet food, animal care products, lawn and garden supplies, tools, outdoor essentials and more to the Uber marketplace. Customers can now shop from nearly 2,500 Tractor Supply stores across the U.S. for on-demand delivery directly to their door.

“The need for convenience doesn’t stop at the city limits,” says Nathan Bernheim, head of retail partnerships at Uber. “Our partnership with Tractor Supply shows how on-demand delivery can serve needs well beyond meals and groceries. Whether customers are tackling a last-minute project or simply running low on everyday essentials, we’re making it easier to get what they need, when they need it, without putting their day on hold.”

To celebrate the launch, customers can get $20 off Tractor Supply orders of $60 or more.

“Tractor Supply is continually finding new ways to serve customers and make Life Out Here more convenient,” says Matthew Rubin, senior vice president and president of digital & e-commerce at Tractor Supply. “Through Uber, customers can now access the products they count on with the speed of on-demand delivery, while millions of Uber users have a new way to discover Tractor Supply. It expands our reach while giving customers even more choice in how they shop with us.”

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