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Grofers, Zomato and the big online grocery battle Want this newsletter delievered to your inbox? SUBSCRIBE Thank you for subscribing to Morning Dispatch We ll soon meet in your inbox. / Morning Dispatch Grofers is the latest beneficiary of the boom in online grocery deliveries. The company is set to become the latest Indian startup unicorn after raising $120 million from Zomato and Also in this letter: HC to hear Twitter India MD’s petition next week Sequoia picks 13 Indian startups to accelerate E-grocery sweepstake E-grocer Grofers has signed a deal with Zomato and Tiger Global to raise $120 million, sources have told us. We were the first to report on May 7 that Zomato was in talks to invest $100 million in Grofers at a $1-billion valuation. ....
Itâs a trying time for the hospitality industry. What with dining out restricted or shut in the big metros, ordering in and supporting restaurants is the best we can do. Several new openings and delivery menus have popped up in the last month or so. Weâve rounded up an edit of the new places and menus to bookmark for your next meal. Mumbai Saffron by The Sassy Spoon The city has a new contemporary Indian kitchen in the form of Saffron, started by the folks at The Sassy Spoon. After opening in Pune, the cloud kitchen has now started operations in Mumbai. Choose from an extensive spread of tandoor specialties, biryanis and other regional fare. Think, Tomato Shorba Soup with green garlic thecha vadis, Kerala-style Paneer, Tandoori Mustard Wings, Mutton Rogan Josh biryani and indulgent desserts from Rachel Goenkaâs repertoire, like the Kala Jamun Bread and Butter Pudding and Chocolate Barfi Cheesecake. ....
Why more restaurants are preferring to go digital, and away from third-party aggregators May 4, 2021 To save on commissions paid to food aggregators, a few branded and fine-dining restaurants have established in-house delivery platforms. This does help for the time being, but how feasible is this in the long fight against the pandemic? 0 CLAPS true The second wave of Covid-19 has had an harrowing impact on every citizen in the country. If not health wise, many people have had to suffer due to failing businesses or loss of livelihoods. The hospitality industry in particular has been affected severely, with scores of restaurants closing down during the first wave in 2020. ....
Is Takeaway The Only Way For Hospitality To Survive The Second Wave Of Pandemic? Restaurants are banking on home deliveries and other innovative ideas to see through the second wave of the pandemic. PTI Lachmi Deb Roy 2021-04-17T08:02:33+05:30 Is Takeaway The Only Way For Hospitality To Survive The Second Wave Of Pandemic? outlookindia.com 2021-04-17T08:04:57+05:30 Also read Just when things were looking up, the second wave of coronavirus had to mess things up, hitting the hospitality industry hard with restaurants and bars remaining shut till April 30. Delhi will shut down this weekend to “break the chain of transmission” as it tackles a steep rise in Covid cases, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced on Friday. Essential activities, including weddings or travel from airports and train stations will be allowed with curfew passes. Auditoriums, restaurants, malls, gyms and spas will be shut down a ....
Synopsis Most e-commerce firms are ready to get their staff tested, as mandated by Maharashtra’s latest Covid-19 guidelines. Online grocery firms are already witnessing a surge in orders. Agencies According to the latest Maharashtra lockdown guidelines, restaurants can no longer provide dine-in or food delivery services after 8:00 pm. Bengaluru | Mumbai: Maharashtra’s new Covid-related restrictions will likely have minimal impact on e-commerce, firms said. The state government had on Sunday ordered that delivery and supply chain staff of e-commerce companies must either be vaccinated or carry a negative RT-PCR test report, starting April 10. Top company executives told ET they will ensure continuity of operations despite increase in costs on account of mass testing. ....