During check-out on the Zomato app, users will have the option to mark their orders for Covid-19 emergency, which will alert the restaurant...

Premium restaurants—from Masala Library to Mamagoto—are tying up with hyperlocal delivery startups, such as Dunzo and Shadowfax, for food d...

It has invested in companies such as healthtech startup Niramai, dairy IoT company Stellapps, foodtech startup InnerChef, travel tech Pepo ...

Orders have crossed 4,50,000 a day for food delivery startups and they’ve tightened their belts— they’re now looking forward to a feast aft...

Cloud kitchen, a term used for kitchens situated in remote areas — with food delivered via orders placed on an app — has turned out to be a...

Swiggy has bolstered India’s struggling food-tech industry by keeping the customer at the centre of its business strategy.

According to the News Corp VCCEdge's latest report focused on startup funding in Maharashtra, 2016 witnessed 219 deals worth $285 million a...

The fund raise from UAE’s Al Dhaheri family comes about six month after 48East raised $250,000 in a round of angel funding from Agra-based ...

The Karur district based company offers traditional sweets without any preservatives or additions, with delivery across India.

For the most part, the rise and fall of these business models can be attributed to the hype cycle entrepreneurs and investors fell prey to

New batch of food startups find merit in sprucing up within, not deliveries

The foodtech startup raised $2 million early this year and there have been talks of another bigger $12 million round of fresh funding from ...

Six months after online grocery delivery player Grofers acqui-hired food-tech startup SpoonJoy, the former CEO talks about challenges in th...

The food-tech company is also aiming to facilitate transactions worth Rs 1,000 crore through its platform in the same period.

Faasos Food Services has raised $30 million (about Rs 200 crore), managing to secure funds at a time when several of its competitors are fo...

The expected layoffs at online restaurant-discovery platform Zomato are only the latest sign of turbulence in the food-technology industry.

Eatlo, FreshMenu and Frsh do not have money to sustain operations beyond a few months as they are unable to raise fresh rounds of funding.