Domino's Pizza, ITC Foods partner to deliver essential items

April 02, 2020 13:06

Domino's Pizza said on Thursday it is partnering with ITC Foods to help customers order everyday grocery essentials as coronavirus cases continue to climb despite the countrywide lockdown.

"The partnership between a quick service restaurant and a fast moving consumer goods company is aimed at serving the community at large by ensuring uninterrupted supply of essential items without them having to step outside the safety of their homes," Domino's said in a statement.

A combo pack of Aashirvaad atta and spices including chilli, coriander and turmeric powder will be available on Domino's app starting Thursday. This service will be available for consumers first in Bengaluru and then in the cities of Noida, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Hyderabad.

To avail the service, customers need to use the latest version of the Domino's app, click on Domino's Essentials section and use digital payment mode to complete the order. -- ANI

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