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Study finds 1 in 4 food delivery drivers take a bite out of your order - Chron
One in four delivery food drivers admitted to taking food from a customer's order before dropping off the meal at its destination, according to a recent US Foods study.
Twenty-eight percent of deliverers said they had taken food from an order, while 72 percent said they did not, the study showed. Meanwhile, more than 50 percent of deliverers polled said they had been tempted "by the smell of the food" they deliver, the study revealed.
The US Foods study in May polled 1,518 American adults between the ages of 18 to 77 who said they used food delivery apps, such as Grubhub, Door Dash, UberEats and Postmates.
One in four delivery food drivers admitted to taking food from a customer's order before dropping off the meal at its destination, according to a recent US Foods study.
Twenty-eight percent of deliverers said they had taken food from an order, while 72 percent said they did not, the study showed. Meanwhile, more than 50 percent of deliverers polled said they had been tempted "by the smell of the food" they deliver, the study revealed.
The US Foods study in May polled 1,518 American adults between the ages of 18 to 77 who said they used food delivery apps, such as Grubhub, Door Dash, UberEats and Postmates.