Write up that shopping list, Woolworths and Coles are resuming their online delivery service as well as click and collect this week.

Woolworths has said there will be tens of thousands of extra weekly home delivery windows up for grabs, with additional staff working to fulfil orders, including a further 5,000 contracted drivers.

Woolworths managing director Amanda Bardwell said: “While our first priority remains the most vulnerable in the community, we can now serve many more of our regular online customers, including Delivery Unlimited subscribers, as well.”

Grocery orders will be capped at 40 items, with groceries delivered the very next day.

Yesterday, Coles announced that they are also resuming their online deliveries and click and collect service.

Despite the re-opening of home delivery, Coles said in a statement it could not guarantee that the entirety of every order would be filled, due to product shortages.

“Coles is experiencing high demand for all products. As a result, we are unable to guarantee that you will receive all items in your order,” Coles said in a customer email.

“In an effort to fulfil your order as best we can, if an item is unavailable, wherever possible we will select a substitute within the same product category.”