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Pran-RFL Group Sunday launched its food delivery service Foodano. Kamruzzaman Kamal, director (marketing) at PRAN-RFL, and Choudhury Atiur Rasul, director (accounts), inaugurated the service in the capital. Read: TEI GET to promote renewable energy in Bangladesh "We have launched Foodano considering the demand of customers, helping them have their favourite food in the shortest possible time," Kamruzzaman said. Nur Muhammad Rasel, head of business at Foodano, said: "We are going to start our service with food and grocery items." Read Pran-RFL bags 5 national export trophies "Other services will be included considering the demand of customers," he added.

App-based food delivery service company HungryNaki, a concern of Daraz Bangladesh, has recently stretched its service to five more zones to reach more people. At a time when the country has entered "strict lockdown" in the wake of a fresh surge of coronavirus infections and fatalities, food connoisseurs living in Savar, Gazipur, Keraniganj, Tongi and Cumilla will get food delivery service from HungryNaki. From Thursday, food lovers from these areas can order their favourite delicacies. People of those areas can also place orders for necessary groceries. Also read: Daraz acquires food delivery Start-up HungryNaki Restaurants, including Mithai (Cumilla), Tasty Treat (Keraniganj), Pizza Hut (Savar), will be delivering mouth-watering dishes to the food connoisseurs. There will be 100 other restaurants offering the food lovers a delicious gastronomical journey through HungryNaki.  The app-based food delivery service company will charge Tk19 as a delivery fee. Abu Saleh Didar, head of commercial at HungryNaki, said: "HungryNaki wants to spread its service across the country and live up to the expectations of the food lovers and customers. So, we have recently expanded our service to five more zones. We will keep expanding so that even someone from a suburb can enjoy what he/she loves." Read Best Food Delivery Apps in Bangladesh in 2021