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Online groceries for your essentials during the lockdown

The government has placed Metro Manila under community quarantine starting Mar. 15, Sunday. Stringent social distancing guidelines have also been recommended to curb the risks of more people contracting COVID-19.

And with reports of people going on panic-buying sprees (please stop this, we need more people to have access to essential items) and shelves upon shelves of items getting sold out, one might wonder where else to go if one needs to replenish stocks, especially since the lockdown (and impending curfew) may last until Apr. 14.

[READ: How to smartly stock up your pantry and household in a lockdown]

Here’s a list of online groceries and stores to check out:

Produce

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Fresh Produce

The Green Grocer

The Murang Gulay Shop

Session Groceries

Bukid Fresh

The Veggie Drop Off

Meat/poultry/fish

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Fresh Produce

Limon Farms

Tenderbites.ph — beef, pork, lamb

Pacific Bay — seafood, pork, beef, chicken

Rare Food Shop — beef, seafood

Antwecraftedmeats.com

Frozen meals

Mr. Delicious (mrdelicious.ph)

Antwecraftedmeats.com

Healthy meals

[READ: 10 food delivery services to make healthy eating easier]

Drinks

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Cokebeverages.ph

Boozy.ph

Others

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Metromart.com (covers a number of supermarkets)

Lazmart (Lazada app)

Waltermartdelivery.com.ph

Pushkart PH

Landers.ph

 

Remember: Just buy the essentials, and in the right amounts. The more we hoard, the less resources there are for people who might be needing it more than we do. Also, let’s take into consideration the safety of those who do our deliveries. Practice respect, patience and just enough social distancing at this time, too.

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