Who Profits from Food Delivery Apps?

Who Profits from Food Delivery Apps?

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Food delivery apps have taken over cities across the world, promising delicious food at the tap of a button.


But is it really that simple?


In this episode we discuss what the rise of food delivery apps means for us, for restaura ...

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