Jokr, the New York-based instant grocery delivery startup, has partnered with Too Good To Go to reduce food waste and “save the planet, one delivery at a time.”
Read MoreKitchen United has partnered with Kroger to provide meal pickup and delivery from up to six restaurant brands inside select grocery store locations
Read MoreLunchbox, the online ordering engine and web-based marketing provider known for its anti-third-party messaging, has acquired Spread, a commission-free delivery and takeout service.
Read MoreNew York City Council passed a raft of bills last week that would significantly alter the relationship between NYC restaurants and third-party delivery services.
Read MoreCostco has begun a pilot project at 25 locations across the state of Texas for delivery “within hours, if not minutes” through Uber and Uber Eats.
Read MoreHospitality tech upstart Bbot grabbed another $15 million from investors, reaching more than $22 million raised so far. With this latest tranche, the company said it will “focus on features for food halls and virtual brands,” according to the release announcing the Series A round. The New York-based company is mostly focused on in-house digital ordering via QR codes, but also helps restaurants create ordering websites and integrate with third-party delivery providers, and also helps hotel partners build digital room service programs. Altogether, that’s a lot of different directions for […]
Read MoreGenguis Grill partnered with Qu’s point-of-sale platform to create efficiencies used to scale up its Stir Fry Chef virtual restaurant concept.
Read MoreDelivery Hero has partnered with sustainable packaging manufacturer Eco-Products to provide restaurants with Earth-friendly packaging to reduce plastic waste and carbon emissions.
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