Expanded deliveries, updated sustainability efforts
IKEA has advocated for sustainable living and continues to enable its customers to do so by developing a wide range of affordable, eco-friendly home solutions and food items for Filipinos.

IKEA Philippines, Pasay City.(PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF IKEA)
IKEA Philippines will expand its deliveries to Iloilo and Davao starting 15 January. It will also offer deliveries to Cagayan de Oro beginning 1 February.
According to Jarek Lesniewski, country fulfillment manager of IKEA Philippines, customers who pick up their online orders at their most convenient time may choose to do so at designated collection points in these areas with Click & Collect.
IKEA will utilize 100-percent electric vehicles in partnership with Mober, ensuring zero emissions and a sustainable delivery process.
"By introducing truck delivery, Click & Collect, and assembly services with Mober, we are bringing the full IKEA online shopping experience to more people outside of Luzon while prioritizing sustainability and reducing our environmental impact. We are committed to providing an exceptional shopping experience to the many Filipinos nationwide," Lesniewski said.
Moreover, the company's long-standing partnership with electric vehicle company Mober has thrived into increased usage of sustainable transport, as IKEA has reached one-fourth (7.7 percent) of the way from its target for EV deliveries (33 percent) by 2025 while continuing to push further and accelerate its electrification.




