Like millions of Americans in their homes in the middle of a pandemic seriously affected restaurants are limited, they are forced to pay higher prices to meet the requirements of food delivery just looking for a cause. A group of New Yorkers has sued GrubHub, DoorDash, postal Mates and Uber Eats, have accused their market power to use restaurants to stop meals for discounting customers that purchased, even if it is cheaper to do so. The entire food delivery business is closing the restaurant and banged customers decide to cook your own food instead of risking to come in contact with other people. Here are the companies to reduce this GrubHub forced to offer discounts on food and reduce or shipping charges. GrubHub on Monday cut its earnings outlook, as demand in New York and soon elsewhere. Customers of New York seeking the status of a class-action lawsuit to say that delivery services Calculate “exorbitant fees” ranging from 13% to 40% of sales, while the average restaurant profit in the 3% range to 9% of sales, delivery preparation of the most expensive meals in restaurants. “Restaurants may offer lower prices to consumers direct selling, as direct consumers are more profitable,” said the actor. “This is especially true for dinner in consumers buy drinks and additional elements, the upper staff and to generate good will.” The 19-Covid pandemic is “destroyed the restaurant-in-market”, as states and cities have forced restaurants to close their local guests, forcing them to survive on take-out and drive through deliveries. The company did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the suit. The case is Davitashvili v GrubHub Inc., 20-cv-3000, US District Court, Southern District of New York. copyright Image of Luna Jeenah Bloomberg / Getty Images
Lawsuit claims food delivery companies are driving the cost of meals
