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Uber Eats India, CCD partner for virtual restaurant network

By Wei ZhangIndia
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Food delivery app Uber Eats in partnership with Cafe Coffee Day (CCD) on Friday launched a network of virtual restaurants that will offer more choices of ‘delivery-only’ restaurant brands. The first restaurant brand under this partnership is scheduled to launch in mid-November on Uber Eats app, the company said in a statement.

“We are thrilled to partner with CCD – the pioneers of cafe culture in India,” said Jason Droege, Vice President of UberEverything, Uber Technologies.

“Using experience and lessons learnt in the virtual restaurant space from our global operations, we hope to provide our Indian restaurant partners greater growth opportunities,” Droege added.

Uber Eats is currently present in 37 cities in India while CCD has a network of 1,742 cafes across 246 cities in India.

Questions & Answers

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What kind of restaurant brands will be offered through this new partnership?

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The partnership between Uber Eats and Cafe Coffee Day will offer 'delivery-only' restaurant brands. These virtual restaurants aim to provide consumers with more choices through the food delivery app.

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When is the first restaurant brand from this collaboration expected to launch?

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The first restaurant brand under this new virtual network is scheduled to launch in mid-November. It will be available for customers to order from on the Uber Eats app.

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What experience is Uber Eats drawing upon for this initiative in India?

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Uber Eats is using experience and lessons learned from its global operations in the virtual restaurant space. They hope this will provide Indian restaurant partners with greater growth opportunities.

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What is the geographical reach of the two partners in India?

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Uber Eats operates in 37 cities across India. Cafe Coffee Day has a network of 1,742 cafes, spread across 246 cities in India, indicating a broad presence.

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