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Uber launches Amsterdam food delivery service

Controversial taxi service Uber is launching a food delivery service in Amsterdam on Thursday. UberEATS will use bicycle couriers to deliver meals in the Dutch capitals, thereby becoming a new competitor for existing platforms like Thuisbezorgd.nl, Deliveroo and Foodora, AT5 reports. As with ordering a taxi on Uber, placing an order for delivery on UberEATS also works through an app. A number of Amsterdam restaurants are registered on the service, including Burgermeester, Juice & Salads, Yoghurt Barn and Nooch. For the first few months UberEATS will not charge a delivery fee, in an effort to secure its place in the market.

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