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Where they do offer delivery, they do so for a small fee-in contrast to U.S.
One key difference between Just Eat and its U.S.-based competitors is that the Dutch company hasn’t historically focused on logistics, relying instead on restaurants to deliver their own food. In 2018 Berlin-basedĪgreed to sell its German operations to (which later merged with Just Eat) but announced in May an official relaunch in Germany this year under the company’s foodpanda brand. In 2019, U.K.-based delivery platformīailed out of the market. It isn’t as though other companies haven’t tried. So DoorDash’s strategy of using delivery for those restaurants to hook new customers outside major cities might not appeal to Germans in the same way.Īmsterdam-based Just Eat NV commanded an estimated 99% market share in Germany as of June, YipitData show. Meanwhile, quick-service chain restaurants aren’t as popular in Germany as they are in the U.S. Germany has only four cities with a population of over 1 million. to tap into underserved suburbia with tremendous success.
Such rules can add costs and make expanding beyond major cities difficult, Uber’s senior vice president of delivery noted in a Financial Times interview earlier this year.ĭoorDash would likely have to employ a different game plan than the one it used in the U.S.
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German regulations require drivers to be employed by fleet-management companies rather than to contract with gig economy companies directly. At the same time, some operating costs could be higher. For one thing, data shows Germans typically order less often, have small basket sizes and might be more price sensitive than consumers in other markets. On LinkedIn, Uber refers to the German market as “a multibillion-dollar greenfield opportunity” and “highly strategic in the wider European competitive landscape.”īut the country’s market dynamics make it an odd choice for a new face-off between the top two U.S. market leader, Germany will be its first foray into Europe. Before entering Germany, Uber Eats was already in 13 countries across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Uber confirmed its German entry in April and, while DoorDash hasn’t formally announced its plans, the company is now hiring for at least 40 positions in the country, according to LinkedIn.
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