Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The merged company Wildberries & Russ has launched a new section in the catalog of the website and mobile application - "Cargo Delivery". Oversized goods from more than 15 categories are available for order, such as furniture, plumbing, household appliances, goods for home and garden, and others.

In total, this section already features over 2 million items. The peculiarity of delivering oversized goods is that they are not stored at pick-up points, but are brought to the buyer at the specified address.

When delivering from Wildberries, free door-to-door delivery is available for this type of goods, including delivery to the apartment. The company said:

The popularity of purchasing oversized goods on the platform continues to grow. Thus, since the beginning of 2025 alone, sales of OSG products have grown more than 3 times compared to the previous year. The most popular categories are furniture, household appliances, sports equipment, plumbing, televisions and audio equipment. Traditionally, Moscow and St. Petersburg remain the leaders in terms of orders among cities.

Cargo delivery is already available in more than 360 settlements in Russia. The list of cities continues to expand every month. And in April of this year, this service was launched in Yerevan and Astana.

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