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Analysis & InsightEnergy cost pressures mean ‘it’s impossible to plan’
The challenges posed by energy costs and the need to review restaurant design to capitalise on delivery sales, were debated at a special leaders’ roundtable at MCA’s Restaurant Conference.
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NewsPub operators amp up delivery and retention efforts
Leading pub operators discussed their views on the current trading landscape during a round table discussion at MCA’s Pub Conference
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NewsTortilla announces partnership with Uber Eats
The Mexican restaurant group is the latest to join the delivery platform
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NewsHonest Burgers enters exclusive partnership with Uber Eats
The 43-strong burger chain will end its partnership with Deliveroo and offer delivery exclusively via Uber Eats across its estate
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InterviewsUber Eats: ‘We have the best tech and the best team’
Newly appointed UK general manager Matthew Price tells MCA his number one priority is to bring more restaurants onto the platform
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NewsM&B expands Uber Eats partnership
Toby Carvery, Miller & Carter, Harvester and Browns will be available for home delivery on the app
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NewsUberEats: ‘Pubs are well positioned for changing delivery trends’
UberEats’ Sunjiv Shah says delivery has turned from a once in a while treat into habitual behaviour, with the market reaching a value of £11bn last year.
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NewsMcDonald’s and Uber partner on enhanced app
McDonald’s and Uber have partnered to bring delivery, click & serve, takeaway, table service or drive thru digital functions together for the first time via the My McDonald’s consumer app.
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NewsPrezzo signs up with Uber Eats
Prezzo has signed up with Uber Eats to deliver food from 80 of its UK locations, with plans to expand the partnership further before the end of the month.
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NewsUber Eats unveils sponsored listing feature
Uber Eats has introduced a sponsored listing feature, which will allow operators to pay extra to appear at the top of the platform.
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NewsUber Eats extends support for restaurant partners
Uber Eats will be waiving all activation fees, commission fees and some delivery charges for restaurants on its platform for the duration of lockdown. The delivery aggregator has announced today that activation fees for new restaurants joining the app as well as commission fees on pick up orders for current restaurant partners will be waived until the end of November, and the current opt-in programme for restaurants to receive daily payments to ease cashflow pressures will be extended. It has also committed to covering free delivery on up to 500,000 orders over the four weeks of lockdown, applying on orders of £15 or more from Monday to Friday.
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NewsEggslut opens second UK outlet
Eggslut has opened its 10th location worldwide and second UK outlet in London’s Fitzrovia, at 19 Percy Street. The two level restaurant from the cult brand has worked with street-artist Woskerski and installation experts Bompas and Parr on the interior, and teamed up with regular supply partners Clarence Court eggs, Bread Ahead bakery and Nude Coffee Roasters. The site has launched with the now-familiar social distancing measures, cashless payment, a one-way walking system and plastic screens at tills. All staff will wear plastic gloves and masks.
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InterviewsUber Eats UK GM Toussaint Wattinne: Double digit growth during lockdown
Operators are seeing double digit growth in delivery after volumes recovered, Uber Eats UK GM Toussaint Wattinne has told MCA’s The Conversation. Wattinne said after an initial fall-off when lockdown came into force, volumes quickly ramped back up, with strong growth for those that remained open. He told the virtual ...
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NewsNew Covent Garden Market finds B2C route via Uber Eats
Uber Eats has become the latest delivery platform to diversify into grocery, with a partnership with New Covent Garden Market.
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NewsCreams launches local heroes initiative
Desert café concept Creams has launched a reward program in partnership with Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats to thank key workers throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
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Uber Eats launches support initiatives for independent restaurants
Uber Eats will be waiving activation fees to help new independent businesses wanting to join the platform amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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NewsWhat’s the take home from the latest Home Office ruling on takeaways?
Having represented many restaurants in the past, I have long battled with the Home Office when it comes to securing foreign chefs for UK restaurants. The difficulty lies in the fact that most foreign chefs require sponsorship by a UK business. In order to be able to sponsor a chef, restaurants cannot provide a take-away service.
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NewsKFC trials London delivery with Uber Eats
KFC is trialling delivery with Uber Eats from 50 sites across London.
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NewsUber Eats could team up with Sainsbury’s
Uber Eats has become the latest food delivery service to be linked with a supermarket after the Telegraph reported Sainsbury’s is interested in using Uber Eats to deliver small supermarket shops like bread, milk and ready meals. It also said Sainsbury’s was considering launching a series of in-store restaurants where ...
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NewsUber Eats launching restaurant accelerator to fill cuisine gaps
Uber Eats is to launch a restaurant accelerator program in London to cater to unmet demand from customers on its food delivery platform.
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