Instacart, the grocery delivery company, has discovered that a significant portion of its users are small and medium-sized businesses, including restaurants. These businesses have turned to Instacart as a convenient solution for sudden out-of-stocks and supply chain backups. Instacart Business, a new division within the app, caters specifically to these businesses, offering features like tax exemptions, invoicing, and product recommendations for bulk items. While Instacart aims to complement the existing restaurant supply chain, it has become a valuable resource for restaurants seeking specialty items or urgently needed supplies. With over 1,200 retailers on the platform, restaurants can conveniently shop for a wide range of products, from fresh produce to cleaning supplies. Despite delivery fees, many restaurants find Instacart to be a time-saving and efficient solution.

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