Food Delivery

The Grab tech team started with three engineers nearly a decade ago. Now, it has spread across eight global offices as the company gets ready to go public.

With multiple super app contenders in India, the verdict on who will reach that level first is still open.

Grouping together other sectors with e-retailers has become a source of worry and discontent among e-commerce firms.

Despite a boom in the industry, delivery problems persist.

A host of tech startups such as DotPe, Petpooja, and Google-backed Dunzo have been working with restaurants to help them diversify their food delivery business.

AirAsia is calling for interested fresh produce and grocery merchants in the city-state to join its delivery platform.

Listing plans by Grab and Gojek-Tokopedia put focus on profitability.

“I am delivering food to others so they do not need to go out and risk their lives,” a food delivery driver told KrASIA.