Food Delivery Sector Sees a Huge Rise in Orders as a Result of COVID-19 Quarantine - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Apr 02, 2020, 11:45 ET

DUBLIN, April 2, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- ResearchAndMarkets.com identifies Food Delivery as one of the industries experiencing increased demand during the coronavirus pandemic

There has been a surge in demand for home food delivery with more and more people staying indoors and practicing social distancing. Delivery services like Deliveroo, Postmates and UberEats are all experiencing increased demand for their services and have taken steps like offering contactless delivery to protect customers and delivery drivers.

Food Delivery Sector Sees a Huge Rise in Orders as a Result of COVID-19 Quarantine - ResearchAndMarkets.com (PRNewsfoto/Research and Markets)

This trend towards contactless delivery has created a unique opportunity for delivery robot companies to put their technology to the test. Driverless delivery startup Neolix Technologies recently announced it has raised nearly $28.7 million to mass produce its self-driving vehicles.

ResearchAndMarkets.com offers a variety of research reports covering Food Delivery and related topics such as Fast Food & Take Out.

Latest available reports on this sector include:

Food Delivery is just one area seeing an unexpected rise in demand. ResearchAndMarkets.com have identified the leading trends in the following article: 30 industries seeing a surge in demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic

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