Home-grown food-tech company Rebel Foods, with brands like Faasos and Behrouz Biryani, on Monday announced its foray in Saudi Arabia and said it aims to become a USD 100 million food delivery business over the next three years. This foray is in partnership with Dubai-headquartered KitchenPark and dynamic Saudi entrepreneur, Fahad Al Hokair-founded Kitch, it added. The company launched two cloud kitchens in Riyadh located in Sulaymaniyah and Qurtoba which will offer Rebel's signature brands such as The Messy Burger, Oven Story Pizzas, Fricken' Fried Chicken and The 500 Calorie Project, the company said in a statement. This will be closely followed by the launch of Behrouz Biryani, Faasos and Mandarin Oak, which are Rebel's popular brands in the Indian and Chinese cuisine markets in the Middle East. "The Middle East or the MENA market is a key region for Rebel Foods and we are investing significantly to build our cloud kitchen network and to strengthen our brands," Rebel Foods CEO -
The feature, introduced as part of its latest app update, will help users to build carts from up to four restaurants
Vaishno Devi devotees will now get a "speedy delivery" of prasad boxes to their homes through the DTDC courier service, officials here said on Wednesday. Acting on a suggestion by Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board (SMVDSB) has partnered with courier service DTDC Express Limited to expedite the delivery of prasad boxes, they added. The partnership will revolutionise the logistics and delivery of prasad boxes to devotees of Mata Vaishno Devi across the country, SMVDSB Chief Executive Officer Anshul Garg said. "Undertaken as per the directions of LG Manoj Sinha, this initiative of the board will facilitate speedy receipt of the prasad boxes", Garg said after inaugurating the delivery service in the presence of Manish Jain, sales director at DTDC Express Limited, Katra. He launched the service with the dispatch of prasad-laden vehicles through the courier service to various destinations. The 'pooja prasad' home delivery servic
US-based online food ordering company Grubhub has announced to lay off about 15 per cent of its workforce, or nearly 400 employees, to maintain "competitiveness" in the market.
The cap for maximum price incentive has been fixed at Rs 100 per order and it should not exceed 50% of the order value, including shipping charges
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The move has drawn the ire of many Swiggy users, who took to Twitter to voice their complaints
Zomato says association will enable it to 'significantly reduce carbon emissions'
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Some 2,500 Blinkit executives have been on strike in Gurugram since April 12 after the company slashed fixed pay-outs per delivery
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Electric bike-sharing startup Yulu has joined hands with food delivery platform Zomato for providing 25,000-35,000 units of its purpose-built e-scooter DeX to the latter's delivery partners for last-mile delivery on custom-made rental plans, a statement said on Monday. Once deployed, these e-scooters have the potential of serving three-lakh green deliveries every day by 2026, Yulu said in a statement. According to the company, rising fuel prices and financial challenges are significant barriers for youth who want to onboard themselves as delivery partners. Yulu said it provides flexible rental packs and allows delivery partners to earn higher earnings compared to ICE-powered vehicles. With Yulu's deep understanding of the delivery ecosystem, purpose-built product DeX, robust operations and a wide network of battery swapping stations, our solutions can improve earnings of delivery partners by up to 40 per cent, said Pradeep Puranam, head of revenue and operations at Yulu. Yulu said
Karthik Gurumurthy, another senior executive of the firm, reportedly going on sabbatical