Company offers workforce solutions in Hong Kong.

 

Deliveroo may have exited the Australian market but the UK-based food delivery service hasn’t given up on expanding its reach into the Asia-Pacific market.

 

The company’s Deliveroo for Work (DFW) business has seen order volumes increase by as much as 30 per cent in markets such as Hong Kong.

 

DFW has expanded beyond meals and now offers office supplies and non-food items, aiming to simplify workplace management and enhance employee experience. 

 

Businesses can now access meals, pantry snacks, stationery, cleaning products, and more through a single platform. The move addresses growing corporate demand for integrated, time-saving solutions. 

 

According to the company, this expansion strengthens DFW’s position as a comprehensive workforce support solution.

 

The platform's expansion also simplifies procurement with consolidated monthly invoicing, 30-day payment terms, and exclusive discounts.

 

Deliveroo went into administration in Australia in 2022, leaving three main players in the takeaway delivery space -  Uber Eats, Doordash and Menulog.