Pickup orders are boosting sales for restaurants and grocers at better margins than delivery, prompting many to build out services they hope customers will favor even after the coronavirus pandemic has subsided. Some supermarkets and restaurants say they want their pickup operations to wrest some online orders back from apps such as those from Instacart Inc. and Grubhub Inc. They say the fees those and other companies charge to deliver their food have added up during the pandemic as dining rooms closed, some customers avoided...

Source: Wall Street Journal June 25, 2020 11:51 UTC