Zoom! 1hr Delivery Launches New Delivery Service in Beverley

Zoom! 1hr Delivery has had a meteoric expansion across the UK in the last year and they have now launched their sub-one-hour delivery service in Hull and Beverley.

The Co-op has chosen the delivery business as their rural logistics partner in the Hull and Beverley area for their mass roll-out of food delivery across rural regions. Customers using the service will receive their grocery order within 2 hours of placing their order.

Thanks to this prestigious contract Zoom 1hr has been able to roll out their own on-demand delivery service to food outlets in the local area including restaurants, fast food chains and independent eateries. Customers can order from their favourite food businesses via the Zoom 1hr app for delivery within an 8-mile radius in less than an hour.

To celebrate the service’s launch in the area, Zoom 1hr Delivery is running a number of promotions for customers to enter through their social media pages in the coming weeks. There is a dedicated Facebook page for the area: Zoom 1hr Delivery – Hull / Beverley.

Dave Hamlet, co-founder and CEO of Zoom 1hr Delivery, said, “Launching in Hull and Beverley is a key milestone for us on our mission to becoming the UK’s hyperlocal, last-mile delivery service.

“This region has a brilliant selection of food businesses and restaurants. We feel it’s important to support them during this challenging time as well as being able to serve communities in more rural locations that wouldn’t have had access to this type of delivery service before now.

“It is also fantastic to deliver on behalf of Co-op in the Hull and Beverley area, and we are proud to have an average delivery time for Co-op customers of just 20 minutes from ordering, which is an exceptional service.

“We hope local residents enjoy our fast delivery of groceries, fine cuisine, fast food, and drinks, whilst keeping safe at home. All they need to do is download our app or head to www.zoom-food.co.uk to order!”

Zoom 1hr recognise their drivers’ ‘worker’ status and offer them paid holiday and other benefits required by current law, in a pointed move to rise above competitors in the gig economy who have been embroiled in addressing issues of employment law recently. Zoom 1hr was one of the first delivery services in the UK to offer this to their drivers.