JJ Foodservice has invested in 12 smaller vehicles in order to support its B2C business it has been conducting in London since the start of the pandemic.
Head of operations Sedat Kaan Hendekli, said, “Our new smaller vehicles are more urban-friendly and help our drivers to navigate narrow residential streets and cul-de-sacs.”
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JJ’s new services has attracted more than 30,000 new household customers over the past eight weeks, with one of the most popular home products being JJ’s fresh chicken. “We are selling one million kilograms of chicken a month,” said chief product officer, Sezer Ozkul. “It’s an increase of 10% on last year, and that’s with our core restaurant customers still closed.”
With ongoing social distancing measures expected to last until the end of the year, JJ claims it is well-positioned to grow its support to households.
“We will continue developing our product range and service to support consumers,” added Kaan.
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