It’s easy to picture use cases where near-instant grocery delivery makes sense, but Jokr is one of several companies in the space gearing up to deliver much more than just pasta and parsnips.
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Almost-instant grocery delivery company Gorillas is coming from across the pond to provide New Yorkers with groceries delivered in ten minutes or less.
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Domino’s is rolling out a new Carside Delivery 2-Minute Guarantee, which includes a DraftKings partnership as part of the deal.
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Donatos Pizza announced a new delivery-only partnership with Reef Kitchens to expand the franchised brand’s presence in the Nashville market.
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Belgium-based Deliverect is moving into the North American hospitality market with expectations that delivery volumes still have significant growth ahead.
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Sales pitches for virtual restaurants and ghost kitchens are promising, but a panel of restaurateurs and experts shed light on the real-world economics restaurant operators are seeing.
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DoorDash has partnered with Albertsons, one of the nation’s largest grocers, to offer grocery delivery within an hour from nearly 2,000 grocery stores across the country.
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C3’s newest culinary community now comes with an app focused on generating first-party orders.
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Miso Robotics is bringing another automated tool to the kitchen, an automated beverage dispenser. The maker of the automated Flippy robotic arm, which can make burgers or operate a fryer, has partnered with Lancer Worldwide, a manufacturer in the beverage space. Lancer developed the beverage dispenser that plugs into the overall Miso system dubbed RaaS or robotics as a service. According to a press release, the system will integrate with Miso’s end-to-end solution to pull drink orders directly from in-house or digital points of sale, fulfill the beverage order, cover […]
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Self-delivery at any meaningful scale tends to get written off as too complicated or too expensive. Restaurants need to figure out insurance, the technology to route drivers, more technology to make sense of the in-restaurant operations, and then they have to hire drivers. In short, it’s a lot. But it’s getting easier, as Ido Levanon, CEO of Dragontail Systems says. “Most of the mom-and-pops use third-party, they didn’t even think of self-delivery, they didn’t want to get into these logistics,” said Levanon. “COVID pushed many to think about it.” Up […]
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