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GUEST RESEARCH: Spryker, the leading platform for enterprise marketplaces, thing commerce, and unified commerce, has today launched its Australian Online Grocery Report 2022. The research of 2,500 Australian consumers finds almost half – 48% – of Australians buy least some of their groceries online, with 10% now ordering most or all of their groceries via the internet. In total, 23% of Australian household food budgets is now spent ordering online. The research, conducted by Spryker in partnership with market research firm Appinio, surveyed consumers from across Australia on their experiences and opinions of grocery shopping.

New Dashboard, Pickup Screen, Dispatch, Intercom, and Click & Collect features now available to Australian customers

COMPANY NEWS:  Following its expansion into Australia last month, Deliverect, a Belgian scale-up that connects UberEats, Deliveroo, Doordash, Menulog and other platforms directly to restaurant POS systems, has announced a new product suite that will continue to help Australian restaurants benefit from emerging technology to successfully satisfy consumers’ delivery orders, at a time when food delivery is booming.

Delivery management solution Deliverect has launched in Australia with the appointment of Jeremy Van Dille as the company’s general manager for Australia and New Zealand. Van Dille will be based in Sydney.

Clicks and mortar marketplace Flash Market offers one-hour delivery service to small businesses to help them potentially sell their goods and showcase it to millions of consumers.

PayPal says there has been a boom in ecommerce with a significant increase in Australians adopting online shopping during the COVID 19 crisis.

Uber Australia has launched a customer loyalty program to reward people for riding with the ride share company and dining through Uber Eats.

Food delivery service Uber Eats is changing its contracts with restaurants following an investigation by the competition regulator, the ACCC.

Nearly two million Australians aged 14 or over use Uber Eats, Menulog/Eatnow.com.au and Deliveroo, or one of the many other meal delivery services, in an average three months, according to new research by Roy Morgan.