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Meituan launches seven actions under its 'Safe Delivery' initiative, including releasing a food-safety version of the Meituan Deliveries app and expanding rider safety inspections nationwide

According to IT Home, Meituan has launched seven actions under its Safe Delivery initiative, including a food-safety version of the Meituan Deliveries app and nationwide expansion of rider safety inspections. The plan includes 80 million yuan for two special programs and three promotional activities rolling out across more than 30 provinces, with the app displaying six types of food-safety information and a nationwide rider safety patrol. Meituan CEO Wang Xing attended the event and Meituan stated the new features aim to increase transparency and safety in food delivery.

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Meituan launches seven actions under its 'Safe Delivery' initiative, including releasing a food-safety version of the Meituan Deliveries app and expanding rider safety inspections nationwide
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  1. 01Meituan launched seven actions under its Safe Delivery program, including a food-safety version of the Meituan Deliveries app.
  2. 02Two special programs are funded with 80 million yuan and three promotional activities will roll out across more than 30 provinces.
  3. 03The new app displays six categories of food-safety information for merchants and stores in advance of ordering.
  4. 04A nationwide rider safety patrol will be expanded, with a system to assign tasks and rider-driven verifications of store location, operating status, and environment information.

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