Lawson c-stores to test Uber Eats deliveries in Tokyo
It will be the first time that a convenience store chain in Japan signs a partnership with Uber Eats for deliveries.
The test will begin at four directly operated Lawson stores in Tokyo and will be expanded up to a total of 13 locations in the city by the end of November.
It will be the first time that a convenience store chain in Japan signs a partnership with Uber Eats for deliveries.
Some 100 products, including food, drinks, snacks and daily necessities will be available for delivery within a 3-kilometer radius of a participating store.
“We expect it to supplement store sales even in times of bad weather, such as rain,” a Lawson representative said.
Uber Eats began business in Japan in September 2016.
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