LAFAYETTE, La. (KPEL News) — If you’ve ever ordered groceries to your door during a hot Louisiana summer or a surprise downpour, chances are you’ve relied on Instacart at some point.
Now, the grocery delivery giant is shaking things up with a new worker rating system — and it could impact how fast and accurately those groceries land on your doorstep.
How Instacart’s New Quality Score Works
According to GroceryDive.com, Instacart’s new shopping quality score system is set to roll out nationwide, including here in Louisiana, by the end of May 2025.
Instacart’s new score system ranks workers based on their completed orders over a rolling 90-day period, as long as they have fulfilled at least 20 orders. The ratings range from “Needs Work” to “Standard” to “Good.”…