Enhancing the e-commerce avenues, foodpanda, Pakistan’s leading delivery app, has partnered with Servaid Pharmacy to deliver medicines and other pharmaceutical products via pandago, a rider on demand service. A signing ceremony took place in Lahore, attended by Raafay Munir, Head of New Verticals foodpanda, and Tahir Abbas, Chief Commercial Officer Servaid.
Under the strategic partnership, foodpanda’s wide network of more than 50,000 riders will enable Servaid to deliver medicines and other pharmaceutical products in real time through pandago which is a logistics-as-a-service solution for businesses.
Raafay Munir, Head of New Verticals foodpanda, while sharing his views on the partnership said, “We are delighted to be partnering with Servaid as our strategic partner for pandago. With foodpanda’s strong logistical network, pandago will allow Servaid to grow their business while ensuring seamless deliveries by requesting a rider via pangado. We are committed to ensure the well-being of our communities, their health and safety and this partnership will definitely benefit the end user, especially amidst such testing times.”
He added further, “While speed and convenience have become top priorities of customers in changing times, we aim to bring forth enhanced accessibility and value by drastically reducing the delivery duration per order to under 30 minutes.”
Tahir Abbas, Chief Commercial Officer Servaid stated, “We are excited to partner with foodpanda and reach out to a wider customer base as our deliveries are being taken care of. This strategic collaboration is in-line with our vision of serving the customers in these testing times and prioritising their health and well-being, delivering lifesaving medicines to their doorstep real-time.”
foodpanda is stepping up response to provide value added services through q-commerce by partnering with companies such as Servaid who share a common vision of serving the customers in a fast paced environment with little to no avenue unturned.
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