Spanish Uber rival eyes supermarkets as consolidation looms


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 28 Aug 2019

Glovo, a Barcelona-based web platform used mainly for ordering food from restaurants, is rolling-out so-called dark-supermarkets – delivery-only convenience stores – from Tbilisi to Lisbon in an attempt to tap into growing web-based demand for groceries. — AFP

A Spanish startup best known for delivering takeaways is betting on building a network of convenience stores to expand its business – just as the food delivery sector eyes a wave of consolidation.

Glovo, a Barcelona-based web platform used mainly for ordering food from restaurants, is rolling-out so-called dark-supermarkets – delivery-only convenience stores – from Tbilisi to Lisbon in an attempt to tap into growing web-based demand for groceries.

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