Restaurants must explain caps on delivery orders to customers in clear terms: Ministry
April 15, 2022 | 08:08 PM
April 15, 2022 | 08:08 PM
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RIYADH — Restaurants and cafés are required to make clear and transparent their policy on order delivery to customers, Ministry of Commerce spokesman Abdulrahman Al-Hussein has said.
The spokesman stated that any eatery that has a minimum cap on delivery orders must explain it beforehand. Eateries must adhere to four criteria: the minimum order policy must be clearly displayed; it must be included on the menu; it must be visible when food is ordered electronically or over the phone, and the order cancellation policy must also be clear.
Al-Hussein pointed out that no fees must be imposed on services related to customers’ delivery orders.
RIYADH — Restaurants and cafés are required to make clear and transparent their policy on order delivery to customers, Ministry of Commerce spokesman Abdulrahman Al-Hussein has said.
The spokesman stated that any eatery that has a minimum cap on delivery orders must explain it beforehand. Eateries must adhere to four criteria: the minimum order policy must be clearly displayed; it must be included on the menu; it must be visible when food is ordered electronically or over the phone, and the order cancellation policy must also be clear.
Al-Hussein pointed out that no fees must be imposed on services related to customers’ delivery orders.
