Uber is spending $2.3B to get into catering
THE SO WHAT
Uber putting $2.3B into catering is a move upmarket—from on-demand meals to scheduled, high-ticket, B2B food logistics. If you run a restaurant group or office food program, expect new bundle offers and tighter SLAs, and reassess whether your existing caterers can match Uber’s routing and demand aggregation.
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