Prepared meal delivery service Freshly announces its cease of operations, acquired by Nestlé in 2020, the company updated its website late December to reflect the change.
Wonder is moving away from its roots as a van-based, on-demand meal courier platform.
Joey Simons, formerly the senior vice president of operations at C3, has joined Montclair Hospitality Group as CEO.
Third-party delivery companies in British Columbia can charge restaurant fees no more than 20 percent of the dollar value of an order.
Amazon Prime members in two towns—one in California and another in Texas—have begun receiving drone deliveries.
DoorDash can now be used to help customers return retail packages through major carriers including UPS, FedEx and USPS.
Ottonomy.IO showed off its Ottobot Yeti, which the company claims is the first fully autonomous delivery robot that can handle curbside, first-mile and last-mile deliveries.
GYRO launches its Distribution Robot, to provide hotels with 24/7 delivery of room services and responsive food delivery at restaurants.
As consumers increasingly order food from various online retailers, including ghost kitchens and third-party delivery, a new federal document offers companies delivery safety recommendations.
