Food delivery refers to the service of bringing meals or groceries to consumers’ locations, typically their homes or workplaces. This service can be offered by restaurants, grocery stores, or specialized delivery platforms. Customers typically place orders through websites or mobile apps, selecting from a menu, and the food is then prepared and delivered by a courier. Food delivery can include various types of cuisine, ready-to-eat meals, and sometimes meal kits that require preparation by the customer. This convenience allows individuals to dine without having to cook or visit a restaurant, catering to busy lifestyles and offering a range of food options.
Delivery delays on Uber Eats are increasing, raising concerns among users. The issue stems from a disconnect between high demand and a decreasing supply of delivery drivers. Experienced drivers like…