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Fountain Nabs $23 Million Series B to Keep Hiring Fast

Fountain Nabs $23 Million Series B to Keep Hiring Fast

by Nicholas Upton | Oct 31, 2019 | Finance

The world of food delivery gets a lot of attention for being a flexible way for people to find work without much effort. It might seem to most people that a potential driver just signs up and starts driving, but there is still a lot of recruitment happening for the...
Lyft, &pizza Pair Up on Late-Night Employee Rides

Lyft, &pizza Pair Up on Late-Night Employee Rides

by Tom Kaiser | Oct 31, 2019 | Briefs, News, Third-Party Delivery

Lyft and &pizza, the tech-savvy fast-casual East Coat pizza brand, announced a new partnership to bring &pizza employees in Washington, D.C. a reliable late-night transit option. This isn’t exactly news in the off-premises world, but is another step forward in...
Pressure Builds Before Grub’s Quarterly Results

Pressure Builds Before Grub’s Quarterly Results

by Tom Kaiser | Oct 24, 2019 | Finance, News, Third-Party Delivery

In the wake of WeWork’s near implosion and fresh memories of Uber’s $5.2 billion quarterly loss earlier this year, a range of business pubs are claiming that the era of growth-before-profits companies is coming to an end, including third-party restaurant delivery...
Two Years On, DoorDash Kitchens Hit the Scene

Two Years On, DoorDash Kitchens Hit the Scene

by Tom Kaiser | Oct 24, 2019 | Third-Party Delivery, Top Stories

It was October of 2017 when DoorDash first announced plans to open DoorDash-branded delivery-only ghost kitchens, and two years later its first example has opened in Redwood City, California, in the San Francisco Bay Area. The facility’s first restaurant tenants...
Grubhub, Just Salad Partner on Virtual Restaurant

Grubhub, Just Salad Partner on Virtual Restaurant

by Tom Kaiser | Oct 24, 2019 | Best Practices, Briefs, Third-Party Delivery

Another week brings yet another example of a third-party delivery company partnering with a restaurant to launch a new virtual restaurant. This latest is New York City-based Just Salad partnering with Grubhub to launch Health Tribes, a digital-only concept that...
Delivery Fees Vary Greatly, and They’re Going Up

Delivery Fees Vary Greatly, and They’re Going Up

by Nicholas Upton | Oct 24, 2019 | Research, Third-Party Delivery, Top Stories

Delivery consumers aren’t the thriftiest folks out there, as survey after survey says they see the cost of convenience as worth the price. As these delivery networks attempt to make a profit and the economy takes a turn, fees could become a more impactful piece of the...
Delivery Bots ‘Paused’ After Accessibility Incident

Delivery Bots ‘Paused’ After Accessibility Incident

by Nicholas Upton | Oct 24, 2019 | Automation, Briefs

Stuck because a robot won’t move out of the way might sound like a dumb episode of “Black Mirror,” but that was the reality for a doctoral student on the University of Pittsburgh campus. Emily Ackerman, a chemical engineering student who uses a wheelchair, said she...
Ono Food Co. Races Automated Smoothie Truck to Market

Ono Food Co. Races Automated Smoothie Truck to Market

by Nicholas Upton | Oct 17, 2019 | Automation, News

It seems like every day there is a new automated something or another in foodservice, but all the bots, automation and other futuristic stuff generally either takes a long time or it doesn’t work. But Stephen Klein, cofounder and CEO of Ono Food Co. said they’ve built...
Pizza Brand Pivots to Delivery Sustainability

Pizza Brand Pivots to Delivery Sustainability

by Tom Kaiser | Oct 17, 2019 | Automation, Best Practices, Top Stories

An atypical California-based pizza brand is diversifying itself beyond delivering pizzas into developing mobile delivery kitchens and new packaging to reduce the environmental impact of meal delivery. Originally started as a pizza restaurant that pivoted into mobile...
Uber Eats Adds Allergy-friendly Options, Cuts Cutlery

Uber Eats Adds Allergy-friendly Options, Cuts Cutlery

by Tom Kaiser | Oct 17, 2019 | News, Third-Party Delivery

Uber Eats has added food-allergy filters to its app to make meal ordering easier for customers with restricted diets, and it’s also giving everyone the ability to opt out of single-use utensils that are falling out of favor with customers and some municipalities....
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