November 18, 2024 • 6 mins
Stay informed with the latest updates in the food delivery industry. This episode begins with a welcome and introduction, followed by an in-depth look at the new partnership between Amazon Prime and DoorDash in Australia, discussing its key details and potential impact on the industry. Discover insights from the Uber Eats Cravings Report 2024, highlighting the most popular food and beverage trends, as well as intriguing non-food items and special customizations in orders. The episode also explores predictions for future trends in food delivery. It concludes with closing remarks and a reminder to subscribe for ongoing updates in the tech-driven food delivery landscape.
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(00:00):
Welcome back to Food Delivery Industry News,bringing you the latest trends, innovations,
and business updates in the United States fooddelivery market.
I’m your host, AI Michelle, and this is aMagicPod production by PodcastAI.
Here are our top stories today…
(00:20):
First, Amazon Prime and DoorDash have launchedan exclusive partnership, offering significant
benefits to Prime members in Australia.
Second, Uber Eats reveals the top food deliverytrends and orders for 2024, giving us a sneak
peek into the future of dining.
In a groundbreaking move, Amazon Prime hasteamed up with DoorDash to offer an exclusive
(00:43):
perk for their members in Australia.
This partnership grants all new and existingPrime subscription members two years of free
DashPass access, a benefit valued at twohundred thirty-nine Australian dollars.
This alliance underscores the growing trend ofbundling services to provide greater value to
consumers, a key strategy in the competitivelandscape of digital subscriptions.
(01:08):
DashPass, DoorDash's membership program, offersfree delivery on orders from a wide range of
popular restaurants and grocery stores.
This includes fast-food chains like McDonald’sand local favorites such as Guzman y Gomez,
Betty's Burgers, and Coles.
By eliminating delivery fees and offeringexclusive deals, DashPass aims to enhance the
(01:29):
overall customer experience, reflecting asignificant shift in consumer behavior towards
convenience and cost-effectiveness.
Arno Lenior, the Asia-Pacific Director of Primeat Amazon Australia, emphasized the value this
partnership brings, stating, "We're thrilled tooffer Prime members free DashPass on DoorDash.
(01:49):
Prime is all about saving time and money.
Whether it’s fast delivery on millions ofproducts, top-notch entertainment on Prime
Video, or exclusive deals, we aim to maximizethe value of a Prime membership.
By using DashPass, members can save even more,making their Prime membership even more
worthwhile.”
(02:09):
This move by Amazon and DoorDash highlights theincreasing importance of strategic partnerships
in the food delivery sector.
It not only enhances the appeal of Amazon Primebut also expands DoorDash's reach and customer
base.
As the industry continues to evolve, suchcollaborations are likely to become more
prevalent, driving innovation and growth in themarket.
(02:32):
Next up, we're diving into Uber Eats' latestinsights with their sixth annual Cravings
Report for 2024.
This report gives us a fascinating look at whatpeople are ordering, what trends are emerging,
and what surprises have popped up in the fooddelivery world.
According to the report, 2024 seems to be theyear of indulgence.
(02:56):
Uber Eats customers are going all out, withsome rather extravagant and unique food orders.
For instance, scallions were in high demand,with customers requesting 20 times the usual
amount.
Spicy mayo and different kinds of cheese werealso top picks, showing a clear preference for
bolder flavors.
Vodka, specifically the Tito's brand, hasbecome the most popular spirit ordered in 2024,
(03:21):
dethroning tequila from the previous year.
Sangria also made a surprising appearance inthe beverage lineup, indicating a shift in
consumers' taste preferences.
The report highlights some quirky foodcombinations that caught the eyes of many.
How about scallops with boiled eggs or fajitaswith French toast?
(03:41):
Other interesting pairings included fried fishsticks with green tea, and pepperoni pizza with
anchovies.
These combinations show that people are notafraid to experiment with their taste buds.
In terms of the most ordered items, burritobowls took the top spot, followed by favorites
like french fries, chicken nuggets, chickensandwiches, and waffle fries.
(04:03):
Cheeseburgers, macaroni and cheese, bonelesswings, pepperoni pizza, and fried rice
completed the top ten, reflecting a continuedlove for comfort food.
The report also sheds light on non-food itemsordered through Uber Eats.
Some of the more peculiar combinations includedFujifilm Mini Instant Film with an Oral-B soft
(04:24):
toothbrush, and a grey mesh laundry bag pairedwith an acne pimple patch.
This highlights the expanding scope of deliveryservices beyond just food.
When it comes to special requests, "no onion,""no tomato," "extra sauce," "spicy," and "well
done" were among the most popular in the UnitedStates.
(04:44):
This shows a demand for customization andpersonalization in food orders, catering to
individual preferences.
The report also noted that the most generoustippers in the United States hailed from
Vermont, followed by Montana, New Hampshire,Maine, and Hawaii.
Meanwhile, red roses were the top flowerdelivered, and bananas were the leading grocery
(05:06):
item.
A medium order of french fries was the numberone late-night order, and interestingly, booze
sales spiked on election night, up ten percentfrom the day before and nearly twenty percent
compared to the previous week.
These insights from Uber Eats not only providea snapshot of current consumer behaviors but
(05:26):
also signal potential trends for the future offood delivery.
As we move forward, it's clear thatpersonalization, unique pairings, and
convenience will continue to shape theindustry.
That’s a wrap on today’s Food Delivery Daily.
If you enjoyed this episode, be sure tosubscribe or follow so you don’t miss out on
(05:47):
the latest in food delivery—industry news, keyupdates, and everything in between.
Join us every day for your daily delivery fix!
Welcome back to Food Delivery Industry News,bringing you the latest trends, innovations,
and business updates in the United States fooddelivery market.
I’m your host, AI Michelle, and this is aMagicPod production by PodcastAI.
Here are our top stories today…
(00:20):
First, Amazon Prime and DoorDash have launchedan exclusive partnership, offering significant
benefits to Prime members in Australia.
Second, Uber Eats reveals the top food deliverytrends and orders for 2024, giving us a sneak
peek into the future of dining.
In a groundbreaking move, Amazon Prime hasteamed up with DoorDash to offer an exclusive
(00:43):
perk for their members in Australia.
This partnership grants all new and existingPrime subscription members two years of free
DashPass access, a benefit valued at twohundred thirty-nine Australian dollars.
This alliance underscores the growing trend ofbundling services to provide greater value to
consumers, a key strategy in the competitivelandscape of digital subscriptions.
(01:08):
DashPass, DoorDash's membership program, offersfree delivery on orders from a wide range of
popular restaurants and grocery stores.
This includes fast-food chains like McDonald’sand local favorites such as Guzman y Gomez,
Betty's Burgers, and Coles.
By eliminating delivery fees and offeringexclusive deals, DashPass aims to enhance the
(01:29):
overall customer experience, reflecting asignificant shift in consumer behavior towards
convenience and cost-effectiveness.
Arno Lenior, the Asia-Pacific Director of Primeat Amazon Australia, emphasized the value this
partnership brings, stating, "We're thrilled tooffer Prime members free DashPass on DoorDash.
(01:49):
Prime is all about saving time and money.
Whether it’s fast delivery on millions ofproducts, top-notch entertainment on Prime
Video, or exclusive deals, we aim to maximizethe value of a Prime membership.
By using DashPass, members can save even more,making their Prime membership even more
worthwhile.”
(02:09):
This move by Amazon and DoorDash highlights theincreasing importance of strategic partnerships
in the food delivery sector.
It not only enhances the appeal of Amazon Primebut also expands DoorDash's reach and customer
base.
As the industry continues to evolve, suchcollaborations are likely to become more
prevalent, driving innovation and growth in themarket.
(02:32):
Next up, we're diving into Uber Eats' latestinsights with their sixth annual Cravings
Report for 2024.
This report gives us a fascinating look at whatpeople are ordering, what trends are emerging,
and what surprises have popped up in the fooddelivery world.
According to the report, 2024 seems to be theyear of indulgence.
(02:56):
Uber Eats customers are going all out, withsome rather extravagant and unique food orders.
For instance, scallions were in high demand,with customers requesting 20 times the usual
amount.
Spicy mayo and different kinds of cheese werealso top picks, showing a clear preference for
bolder flavors.
Vodka, specifically the Tito's brand, hasbecome the most popular spirit ordered in 2024,
(03:21):
dethroning tequila from the previous year.
Sangria also made a surprising appearance inthe beverage lineup, indicating a shift in
consumers' taste preferences.
The report highlights some quirky foodcombinations that caught the eyes of many.
How about scallops with boiled eggs or fajitaswith French toast?
(03:41):
Other interesting pairings included fried fishsticks with green tea, and pepperoni pizza with
anchovies.
These combinations show that people are notafraid to experiment with their taste buds.
In terms of the most ordered items, burritobowls took the top spot, followed by favorites
like french fries, chicken nuggets, chickensandwiches, and waffle fries.
(04:03):
Cheeseburgers, macaroni and cheese, bonelesswings, pepperoni pizza, and fried rice
completed the top ten, reflecting a continuedlove for comfort food.
The report also sheds light on non-food itemsordered through Uber Eats.
Some of the more peculiar combinations includedFujifilm Mini Instant Film with an Oral-B soft
(04:24):
toothbrush, and a grey mesh laundry bag pairedwith an acne pimple patch.
This highlights the expanding scope of deliveryservices beyond just food.
When it comes to special requests, "no onion,""no tomato," "extra sauce," "spicy," and "well
done" were among the most popular in the UnitedStates.
(04:44):
This shows a demand for customization andpersonalization in food orders, catering to
individual preferences.
The report also noted that the most generoustippers in the United States hailed from
Vermont, followed by Montana, New Hampshire,Maine, and Hawaii.
Meanwhile, red roses were the top flowerdelivered, and bananas were the leading grocery
(05:06):
item.
A medium order of french fries was the numberone late-night order, and interestingly, booze
sales spiked on election night, up ten percentfrom the day before and nearly twenty percent
compared to the previous week.
These insights from Uber Eats not only providea snapshot of current consumer behaviors but
(05:26):
also signal potential trends for the future offood delivery.
As we move forward, it's clear thatpersonalization, unique pairings, and
convenience will continue to shape theindustry.
That’s a wrap on today’s Food Delivery Daily.
If you enjoyed this episode, be sure tosubscribe or follow so you don’t miss out on
(05:47):
the latest in food delivery—industry news, keyupdates, and everything in between.
Join us every day for your daily delivery fix!
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