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Canada Food and Grocery Delivery Apps

Growing Usage Creates a New Opportunity for Brand Marketers

Executive Summary

The delivery of food in Canada—prepared meals from restaurants, fast-food fare, groceries, and corner store snacks—has shot up since the beginning of the pandemic. Food ecommerce has traditionally lagged behind other digital retail categories in adoption and sales. Now, with consumers of all ages ordering food via apps, the battle is on in 2022 for supremacy in Canada’s food delivery wars.

Key Question: With massive growth in adoption of food and grocery delivery apps, what’s the opportunity for marketers?

KEY STAT: Usage of food and drink apps in Canada has more than doubled among Android users since Q1 2020, according to App Annie data.

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    Table of Contents

    1. Executive Summary
    2. Delivery Is Now an Essential Channel in Food Service and Grocery
    3. Delivery Services Offer New Advertising Opportunities
    1. What’s the Marketing Opportunity for Food Service, Grocery, Convenience, and CPG Brands?
    2. Insider Intelligence Interviews
    3. Read Next
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    Interviewed for This Report

    Norman Hower
    7-Eleven Canada
    Vice President and General Manager
    Interviewed January 14, 2022
    Brooke Robinson
    AdParlor
    Vice President, Performance Marketing
    Interviewed January 17, 2022
    Sarah Thompson
    Theo
    Chief Strategy Officer
    Interviewed January 14, 2022

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    Paul Briggs

    Contributors

    Blake Droesch
    Analyst
    Angela Kim
    Senior Researcher
    Debra Aho Williamson
    Principal Analyst