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10-Minute Food Delivery War: Big Players Compete to Satisfy Your Craving 🚀 The quick commerce world is changing fast. Swiggy, Blinkit, Zepto, and Ola are competing to deliver snacks and meals faster than ever. With their new sub-brands, they now offer 10-minute deliveries, bringing speed and convenience to the next level. Swiggy SNACC: Snacks at Your Doorstep in Just 10-15 Minutes! Swiggy Snacc is Swiggy's new sub-brand offering 10–15 minute delivery of snacks, drinks, and quick meals. Designed for instant cravings, it ensures speed and variety, keeping Swiggy ahead in the quick commerce race. Blinkit Bistro: Healthy Meals, Fast! Blinkit’s latest offering in the quick commerce space is focused on delivering freshly prepared snacks and meals in just 10 minutes! This launch marks Blinkit’s step into the competitive world of ultra-fast food services, delivering both taste and efficiency. Zepto Café: Coffee and Snacks in 10 Minutes! Zepto Café is offering a 10-minute delivery of coffee, snacks, and light meals. Aimed at quick, on-the-go dining, it provides fast and convenient options for busy people looking for a snack break or a caffeine boost. Zepto Café is all about delivering quality food in record time! Ola Dash: Speedy Snacks and More! Ola Dash expands Ola’s delivery services to include a variety of quick snacks and meals. Get what you need fast, whether it’s a quick snack or a light meal. These new sub-brands from Swiggy, Blinkit, Zepto, and Ola show how companies are making food delivery faster and more convenient. By cutting down delivery times and offering more choices, they’re changing how we enjoy our meals. 👏 Kudos to these brands for making fast and reliable delivery. What’s your favorite quick commerce service? Comment Below 💬 #QuickCommerce #10MinuteDelivery #SwiggySnacc #BlinkitBistro #ZeptoCafe #OlaDash #SpeedAndConvenienceInnovationInDelivery #FastDeliveryChallenge #10MinChallenge

Are you a fan of convenient and delicious food delivery? If so, you're probably familiar with DoorDash, one of the leading on-demand food delivery platforms. DoorDash allows you to order from your favorite local restaurants and have your meals delivered right to your doorstep. But did you know that you can actually get free credits to use on DoorDash? That's right! #DoorDashcreditoffers #EarnDoorDashcredits #howtogetfreecreditsondoordash #howtogetfreedoordashcredits

This is how Zomato looks at 10 minute food delivery. "We launched Bistro targeting the large in-office market wanting quick access to snacks, meals, and beverages within 10-15 mins. This market is currently addressed by on-site vendors/ vending machines and is not catered to evenly across geographies by the existing food delivery options." These are statements from their quarterly report. And honestly, this should be the only use case of 10-minute food delivery. This, and nothing else. For everything else, there is freshly prepared food. Swish Swiggy Snacc Zepto Cafe.

Wendy's tests demand based surge pricing, similar to Uber I believe this is a risky move when fast food is already struggling with high costs. For years, fast food was popular because it was cheap and quick. Nowadays, with a Big Mac meal priced almost the same as a healthier Chipotle bowl, the big question is: where will you choose to grab your next meal? Feel free to share your thoughts. #SurgePricing #FastFoodNews #FoodIndustryTrends #EatingHealthyVsFastFoo #ConsumerChoices #FastFoodCosts #DigitalMenuInnovation #PriceFluctuations #AffordableEats #FastFoodChallenges

"The food delivery company Just Eat Takeaway is selling Grubhub to the delivery-focused restaurant chain Wonder for $650m (£510m), only four years after buying ... Grubhub in a $7.3bn deal agreed in June 2020 ... ... Wonder currently operates 28 fast casual restaurants, mostly around New York City and New Jersey, offering diners a range of global cuisine." "The Netherlands-based Just Eat, which is Europe’s largest meal delivery company, had been looking to offload its US unit since as early as 2022, as the pandemic-fuelled boost to online food shopping faded and it grappled with tough competition." Joanna Partridge, Just Eat Takeaway to sell US arm Grubhub in cut-price deal— Netherlands-based firm offloads unit to fast casual restaurant chain Wonder for $650m four years after buying it for $7.3bn, 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘎𝘶𝘢𝘳𝘥𝘪𝘢𝘯, 13 November 2024, https://lnkd.in/gfmaxyEd Just Eat Takeaway.com sells Grubhub to Wonder—Enterprise Value amounting to USD650 million, Newsroom, 13 November 2-2024, https://lnkd.in/gbtbrYPM

Fascinating report from DoorDash on restaurant online ordering trends in US (May 2024) based on their transactions. Key takeaways below: - 52% prefer to eat on the couch and 21% on their bed! - 63% eat in restaurant containers to avoid doing dishes! - 30% GenZ discover restaurants on TikTok, 29% Instagram. - 67% ordered from a new store in Q1-24 compared to Q4-23 - Friday & Saturdays are peaks, especially 6 pm (dinner) - 55% choose a new restaurant for menu, 50% for pricing - 21% increase in orders YoY, 86% order twice a month More than anything, it shows how similar (online) consumers are everywhere! #online #ecommerce #food #beverages #delivery #platform

Highlighting a feature story I wrote recently for CNBC: Food delivery fees are rising, and everyone's feeling the pinch Food from the restaurant of your choosing, delivered right to your door — at what cost? Third-party food delivery is becoming the norm for American consumers, as delivery apps like Grubhub, DoorDash and Uber Eats take hold in day-to-day dining. It’s also presenting customers and restaurants with an increasingly complicated equation of service fees, delivery costs and worker tips. Frustrations from both sides of the table have fallen on the services, which have worked to protect (or achieve) profits and prop up orders while cash-strapped Americans scrutinize the checkout screen — and order totals that often add up to more than expected. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gZFMYtED

🚨Is Delivering Faster Really the Future of Food Delivery? 🚨 Here’s a question for you - what matters more to you: the speed of delivery or the soul of the meal? 🤔 In a world dominated by convenience, the food delivery industry has transformed how we eat. Zomato, Swiggy and now Zepto have set benchmarks for speed with zepto cafe. But here’s the question: Is restaurant food the only option? At Hungry Moments, we’re all about offering something real - home-cooked meals, prepared by homemakers who put their heart into every dish. And now, we’re planning to introduce HM Quick, giving you the option to enjoy your favorite home-cooked meals delivered in 20-30 minutes. The question is: Will you settle for just speed, or will you choose a soulful experience? With the rise of ultra-fast delivery models we’re curious about your perspective. Do you think there’s room for a hybrid model that balances speed with authenticity? Would love to hear insights from leaders like Rashmi Daga (Founder | FreshMenu) Aadit Palicha (Co-Founder | Zepto) Arjun Vaidya (Co-founder | V3 Ventures) We’d Love to Hear From You! What’s your opinion on having both options? Would you prefer ordering in advance to enjoy freshly prepared meals, or do you value the convenience of a quick meal delivery? Here’s How We Stand Out: Fast vs. Fresh: Zomato and Swiggy focus on speed, but at Hungry Moments, it’s all about the freshness and warmth of a home-cooked meal that nourishes both body and soul. Mass Production vs. Personal Touch: While others serve restaurant food, we bring you meals prepared by homemakers, made with love and care - just like you’d make at home. Convenience vs. Consciousness: We’re not just about convenience; we’re about empowering local homemakers, helping them earn from their kitchens and positively impact their communities. Growth with a Purpose: While speed matters, quality and care will always be at the heart of what we do. What would you choose? Let us know your thoughts below! Should we keep both options - fresh meals with scheduled delivery and HM Quick for faster service? 💬👇 #HungryMoments #HMQuick #HomeCookedMeals #Zomato #Swiggy #Zepto #FoodChoices #QualityVsSpeed #Fooddelivery #Homefooddelivery

If Zomato or Swiggy come with an option during order food on food quantity (quarter portion or half portion), can we reduce wastage of food? During dinner time I prefer to eat less. Now if I order a food item in zomato or swiggy from my preferable restaurant, I will get good quantity of food. But, I can not eat that much. So, the leftover food will be a westage or I need to eat later which is not a very healthy option. What is your thoughts? #zomato #swiggy