All Delivery articles – Page 19
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NewsWhich Wich launches delivery kitchens
Which Which, the US sandwich chain, is expanding its UK operations with the launch of two new dark kitchens, in Battersea and Bethnal Green.
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NewsKhan warns Deliveroo over treating restaurants fairly
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has written to Deliveroo amid claims the delivery company is over charging small restaurants groups.
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InterviewsPizza Pilgrims co-founder Thom Elliot: ‘Ignore delivery demand at your peril’
Consumer demand for delivery is only set to increase, and operators ignoring that trend are doing so at their peril, Pizza Pilgrims co-founder Thom Elliot has said.
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NewsDeliveroo feature promises deeper customer engagement
Deliveroo has published details about its new feature, ‘Brought to you by Deliveroo’, which allows customers to order for delivery directly from restaurants’ websites for the first time.
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NewsDeliveroo preps £2bn IPO
Deliveroo has begun working on plans for an initial public offering (IPO) after appointing investment bank Goldman Sachs to advise on the process, Sky News reports.
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NewsDeliveroo to hire 15k new riders
Deliveroo has announced it will employ an additional 15,000 riders by the end of the year, in contrast to the hospitality industry it supplies, which is continuing to haemorrhage jobs.
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NewsDeliveroo enters IPO talks
Deliveroo has begun preliminary talks to explore an initial public offering (IPO), Bloomberg reports.
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NewsBig Mamma launches delivery brand Napoli Gang
Big Mamma, the operator of Gloria and Circolo Popolare, is launching a delivery-only brand, Napoli Gang.
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NewsNando’s to roll out delivery nationwide in exclusive Deliveroo partnership
Nando’s has entered into an exclusive partnership with Deliveroo, which will see 360 of its restaurants join the delivery platform.
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NewsAmazon fined by CMA for causing “serious and flagrant issues” in Deliveroo investigation
Amazon has been fined £55,000 by the Competition and Markets Authority over its failure to hand over documents in time for its Deliveroo deal investigation deadline.
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NewsDelivery spike outlasts lockdown
Increased adoption of delivery looks to have outlasted lockdown, with the channel now accounting for three meals a month, research from Lumina Intelligence reveals.
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NewsDeliveroo launches “eat in to help out” scheme
Deliveroo is to offer its customers a discount in September to encourage them to “eat in to help out”.
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NewsTastecard to take on delivery with low commission
Tastecard has announced plans to take on Deliveroo, Uber Eats, and Just Eat with a new takeaway delivery and collection service, with a permanent discount of at least 10%.
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NewsJust Eat CEO Jitse Groen: ‘We’ll hire thousands of people’
Just Eat is set to invest “tens of millions of pounds” in the UK and hire “thousands of people,” CEO Jitse Groen has said.
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NewsJust Eat Takeaway.com reports 'significant' top-line growth
Just Eat Takeaway.com has reported a strong first half in 2020, seeing revenue growth of 44% in the first six months.
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NewsCMA clears Amazon/Deliveroo deal
The Competition and Markets Authority has cleared Amazon’s 16% investment in Deliveroo.
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NewsDishoom launches delivery-only kitchens
Indian restaurant concept Dishoom has launched four delivery-only kitchens across London.
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NewsDeliveroo launches table service element to its app
Deliveroo has added a table service element to its app so customers in restaurants in pubs and bars can order their food via the Deliveroo app, reducing contact between staff and customers. Over 2,000 restaurants are already using it, and there is zero commission on any orders placed. Deliveroo also said it was seeing a “steady growth” of pubs and bars on its platform, including chains like Mitchells and Butlers, Greene King and Brewdog.
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NewsDeliveroo appoints Miller as permanent CFO
Deliveroo has appointed Adam Miller as its new chief financial officer.
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NewsCMA’s decision on Amazon/Deliveroo deal ‘suffers from a critical flaw in logic’
The Competition and Markets Authority’s revised provisional findings that the Amazon/Deliveroo deal will not result in a substantial lessening of competition “suffer from a critical flaw in logic,” Domino’s has said.