RIDERS with food delivery packs zipping in and out of traffic have become a common sight. But in the last few months, food delivery has gone up a notch. Orders have increased multi-fold as people stayed indoors.
Although consumers are starting to patronise cafes and restaurants again, the upward shift in home-delivered food looks likely to stay – people have grown comfortable with ordering and paying for their food online or through apps.
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