OXXO Joins Uber Eats!: Catalog of Nearly 3,000 Products and Real-Time Deliveries

, Tijuana, Puebla, Querétaro, and Mexico City. Furthermore, the available catalog features nearly 3,000 products, including snacks, soft drinks, pastries, personal hygiene items, cleaning products, and pet food. This wide selection aims to meet daily and urgent shopping needs. Leveraging Uber Eats’ technological infrastructure, orders are managed in real-time. Consequently, the process is completed with minimal steps and optimized delivery times.

Uber Eats Statistics in Mexico

Today, Uber Eats operates in over 115 cities across Mexico and processes millions of orders monthly. This scale positions it as the delivery app with the broadest geographical coverage in the country. As a result, OXXO extends its reach beyond the physical point of sale. The partnership enables it to cater to new consumption occasions, both planned and spontaneous, without relying on immediate proximity to a store. Paola Aguilar —Uber Eats’ Retail Director— explained that the launch aims to make convenience more accessible. She also emphasized that the combination of scale and speed allows them to be present at more times throughout the day.

How Does OXXO Strengthen its Strategy Through This Collaboration?

Thus, with over 24,000 stores in Mexico, OXXO consolidates an omnichannel expansion strategy. The objective is to integrate the physical channel with the digital one to respond to evolving consumer habits. Cynthia González —OXXO Mexico’s E-commerce Manager— stated that this collaboration strengthens their value proposition. Moreover, it allows them to offer a connected, simple, and useful experience for customers. Therefore, this model does not replace the traditional store. On the contrary, it complements it and expands its relevance in an increasingly competitive digital environment.

Results of the OXXO–Uber Eats Partnership During the December Holiday Season

During the past December holiday season, the partnership demonstrated concrete results. During that period, over 85,000 beers, 80,000 soft drinks, and 75,000 bags of snacks were delivered. These three products led user preferences. Additionally, activity peaks were recorded at 6:00 p.m. on December 24th and 3:00 p.m. on the 31st, key moments before holiday toasts. Furthermore, an order with over 100 products was documented in Tijuana, showcasing the logistical capability to handle high-volume purchases in a single delivery.

How Does This Partnership Connect with the 2026 World Cup?

Nevertheless, this launch redefines home convenience as an agile and reliable digital experience. The proposition responds to both daily needs and large-scale cultural and sporting events. In this context, Uber Eats has integrated as a partner of World Cup Host City Monterrey en route to the