Australian regulator flags scrutiny of Uber Eats


  • TECH
  • Monday, 23 Apr 2018

FILE PHOTO: A bag of donuts destined for delivery via Uber Eats is rushed to a driver from a kitchen in Sydney August 12, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Reed/File Photo

The head of Australia's competition regulator said it will scrutinise contracts between Uber Technologies Inc and restaurants that use its food delivery app Uber Eats.

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported several restaurateurs were disgruntled with contract terms they said left them, and not Uber, responsible for late deliveries despite being charged by Uber for the service.

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