Delivery applications Delivery of food and other services announced a two -day stoppage throughout Brazil. Consumers reported, on Monday (31), that they had their purchases impacted on their social networks.
“Soon I needed to ask for lunch at IFood the deliveryrs are on strike,” said a netizen on “X”, former Twitter.
What is happening with the @ifood ???
Large stores closed the absurd freight– Drii Rodrigues (@Andriel74246175)) March 31, 2025
The delivery require a minimum payment of $ 10 per delivery and $ 2.50 per kilometer run 3 kilometers boundaries for bicycle deliveries and the end of racing grouping without proper financial compensation.
“IFOOD GRANNITURE DONERATORS, so the restaurants all closed in the app, my God,” said another consumer who would place his request.
In addition, a restaurant screen available in the delivery app points a delay of over 2 hours in the average time for delivery.
The Brazilian Association of Mobility and Technology (AMOBITEC), which represents companies such as 99, IFood and Uber, said it respects the right to manifest and maintains dialogue channels with the delivery.
In a statement, iFood replied that so far it has not registered any impact on its operations.
This content was originally published on delivery strike: consumers report impacts on applications on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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