Foodpanda kicking off delivering groceries in Hong Kong
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Foodpanda Hong Kong is adding grocery deliveries to its services from late next month.
The food-delivery service, pitched in a head-to-head battle with Deliveroo in Hong Kong, is finalising a collaboration with about 100 stores across Hong Kong to source products such as dry groceries, frozen meat and wine for customers ordering online or by app, promising order fulfilment within 30 minutes.
Foodpanda Hong Kong CEO Arun Makhija said in an interview with the South China Morning Post that the company wants to offer both its customers and its 2000-strong fleet of drivers opportunities beyond delivering restaurant meals.
Foodpanda has been in Hong Kong for five years and Makhija says the business’ growth remains “exceptional”.
Questions & Answers
Q.When will Foodpanda begin offering grocery deliveries in Hong Kong?
When will Foodpanda begin offering grocery deliveries in Hong Kong?
Foodpanda Hong Kong will start its grocery delivery service from late next month. This new offering aims to provide customers with a wider range of products beyond restaurant meals, utilising its established delivery network.
Q.What types of products will Foodpanda deliver from these grocery stores?
What types of products will Foodpanda deliver from these grocery stores?
The service will deliver products such as dry groceries, frozen meat, and wine. Foodpanda is finalising collaborations with approximately 100 stores across Hong Kong to source these items for online and app orders.
Q.Why is Foodpanda expanding into grocery delivery?
Why is Foodpanda expanding into grocery delivery?
Foodpanda CEO Arun Makhija stated the company wants to offer more opportunities for both customers and its 2000-strong fleet of drivers. This expansion moves beyond just delivering restaurant meals, using their existing infrastructure.
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