In Malaysia, 62% of heavy delivery users are married with kids and order from food delivery services for various reasons.
Food delivery will continue to be in demand this year, especially among families with young kids. — Filepic
As it turns out, food delivery has continued to soar and rise and in fact, all the signs indicate that in 2023, it will continue to remain an entrenched part of Malaysians’ daily lives. From 2021 to 2022, total Grab delivery sales volume grew by 24% and seven in 10 respondents now say that deliveries are a permanent part of their lives today, which indicates that figures will continue to rise this year too.
In Malaysia, 62% of heavy delivery users are married with kids and order from food delivery services for various reasons, most notably because they are too busy to cook and want to treat their families.Healthy meals look set to be a big food delivery trend in 2023. — ELLA OLSSON/Pexels
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