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GrabFood launches pilot project for hawkers

This will allow consumers to order from stalls in a hawker centre.

GrabFood kicked off a pilot project for hawkers involving lower commission fees and a new order format on 11 May, according to an announcement.

This follows the launch of GrabFood Hawker Hub last August, which allows consumers to access hawker food options on the GrabFood app

The initiative will allow consumers to order from a range of stalls in the hawker centre within a single transaction and is currently being implemented at AMK 724 Food Centre.

There are currently 12 stalls involved in the project and it is expected that more hawkers will be included in batches.
 

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