Just Eat Takeaway orders soar 76% during six months of Covid restrictions
Food delivery firm reports big market gains in London as customers ordered takeaways more often
Britons’ hunger for takeaways grew even bigger in the first six months of 2021 as lockdown restrictions led to a 76% increase in orders at Just Eat Takeaway.
Consumers stuck at home placed 135m orders which was 58m more than in the equivalent period of last year. The food delivery company said people were eating takeaways more often, with the average customer ordering more than three times a month, compared with 2.5 times in 2020. It had also made big market share gains in London, the company said.



