The food delivery industry lets customers order food, for delivery or self pickup, from a website or application, spanning everything from ready to eat restaurant meals to unprocessed groceries. Global revenues for online food delivery rose from about 90 billion dollars in 2018 to about 294 billion dollars in 2021, and established restaurant brands such as Domino's, Pizza Hut and Papa John's now operate alongside newer third party delivery platforms. This rise of delivery platforms has been described as a delivery revolution that has fundamentally changed how consumers access prepared meals. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
Facts
SectorOnline food ordering and delivery 1 Food Delivery Industry
Filter Results1 entry
FAQs
Do food safety transportation rules apply to restaurant food delivery in the United States?
The FDA waives its sanitary transportation rule for restaurants delivering directly to consumers.
The United States rule on sanitary transportation of human and animal food applies to shippers, receivers, loaders and carriers that move food by motor or rail vehicle. The FDA has published a waiver for businesses that are authorized to operate a food establishment serving consumers directly, including restaurants. The waiver covers delivering food directly to consumers, whether the establishment itself or a third party delivery service does the delivering.
Connections
Associated With
Source Wikipedia, Platform Economy
Companies In Industry
Source Wikidata: Bolt Technology OU
Source Wikipedia, Pathao
In Sector
Additional Source Wikipedia: Global Industry Classification StandardGICS: Broadline Retail
Sources
1. Wikipedia, Online food ordering
lead sectionQuote, lead section
Online food ordering is the process of ordering food, for delivery or self-pickup, from a website or other application.
Wikidata: Bolt Technology OU
Companies In Industry: Bolt Technology OU, Wikidata Q20529164View the Source Wikipedia, Platform Economy
WikipediaAssociated With: Platform economy, Wikipedia lead and sections; target 410214Quote, Associated With: Platform economy, Wikipedia lead and sections; target 410214
In sectors such as e-commerce and food delivery, exclusivity agreements can further restrict competition, reducing overall societal welfare.
Wikipedia: Global Industry Classification Standard
WikipediaIn Sector: Consumer Discretionary, GICS: Broadline RetailView the Source Wikipedia, Pathao
WikipediaCompanies In Industry: Pathao, Infobox: industryQuote, Companies In Industry: Pathao, Infobox: industry
Transportation, food delivery, delivery (commerce)
Reader Challenges (0)
No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.
Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.