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Foodpanda in the Philippines expands into groceries delivery

By Minjun ParkPhilippines
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Food-delivery service Foodpanda in the Philippines has expanded into grocery deliveries. Partnering with major retailers such as 7-Eleven, the company said it has introduced a “Shops” function on the Foodpanda app.

“Shops provide Foodpanda users more options and upgrades so they will never have to run out of everyday essentials,” said Paolo Biondi Te, head of the grocery at Foodpanda in the Philippines.

“With this newly added service, we are confident that this will bring delight and satisfaction to our customers who need easy access to their daily essentials while providing elevated experiences to Filipinos’ everyday lives,” he added.

The “Shops” function works similarly to other grocery-delivery services which allow customers to place orders from a shop and track it through the Foodpanda app.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Which specific retailers has Foodpanda partnered with for its new grocery delivery service?

A.

Foodpanda has partnered with major retailers for the new service. The article specifically mentions 7-Eleven as one of these partners, enabling customers to order essentials through the app.

Q.

What is the name of the new function on the Foodpanda app that facilitates grocery deliveries?

A.

The new function introduced on the Foodpanda app to facilitate grocery deliveries is called "Shops". It allows users to place orders and track them, similar to existing grocery delivery services.

Q.

Who at Foodpanda in the Philippines commented on the launch of the grocery delivery service?

A.

Paolo Biondi Te, who is the head of grocery at Foodpanda in the Philippines, commented on the launch of the new service. He highlighted its aim to provide customers with more options and easy access to essentials.

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