Delivery
HAAT continues to grow: Launches collaboration with Yango Deli and Israel Post
The delivery company HAAT, founded in Umm al-Fahm to solve local delivery problems, is expanding its activity beyond food through strategic collaborations with Yango Deli and Israel Post.
ZO’s delivery does everything to bring the party home
Man in Japan exploited loophole to get food deliveries for 24,000 dollars over two years
Israelis pick shawarma, Samsung, ice cream as top favorites in Wolt’s annual data
Tourism, now with takeout: Wolt delivery service arrives in Eilat
The company had planned to launch Wolt in Eilat in November. However, the move was delayed because of the October 7 massacre.
"Together we will win" - Tiv Taam online deliveries
As part of the campaign, you will offer fast same-day delivery and for free!
Israel Post: A nightmare even Kafka couldn’t dream up
This seemingly endless stream of red tape is forcing business owners to either shut down their operations or move them abroad must eventually run out.
Israel Innovation Authority program aims for printed organs, better mail
The IIA has launched a NIS 40 million innovation program to drive technological innovation in key sectors.
This urban hazard puts the future of 'air taxi' drones in doubt
The taxi and delivery-drones are low-flying aircraft and have to perform landings and take offs at low speed, making them particularly vulnerable to sudden wind gusts.
Uber to cease its taxi services in Israel
CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has said Uber will invest only in markets where it can be the largest or second largest player.
With a single tap: Wolt expands to Mevasseret Zion, surrounding areas
With over 15 communities in the region, Wolt aims to enhance the accessibility and convenience of local commerce.
Wolt expands service to Israel's Galilee region
The new expansion will see Wolt provide service to a number of localities in Israel's North, ranging from cities and towns to kibbutzes or even tourist sites.
Wolt adds two-shekel fee to deliveries under NIS 250
The company said the new fee is necessary to keep improving its service for the customers.
Wolt food delivery getting ready to expand into Icelandic market
The international food delivery service has broadened its operations to Reykjavik, further increasing its wide customer base.