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foodpanda Expands Pandapro: Partners with Ride-Hailing Services
Food delivery app foodpanda has teamed up with ride-hailing services to give its pandapro members special discounts and freebies.
This means users can save money on both food and transportation.
The partnership also helps local businesses grow by giving them more customers.
The program has started in three countries and may expand to others in the future.
foodpanda partners with TADA, Bolt, and LINE GO for ride-hailing services
Pandapro members get exclusive ride discounts and free subscriptions
Collaboration extends beyond food delivery, offering convenience and savings
Merchants see increased orders and engagement through cross-platform reach
Initial phase covers Singapore, Malaysia, and Taiwan, with potential expansion
- Who
- foodpanda, TADA, Bolt, LINE GO
- What
- Partnered for ride-hailing services and pandapro member benefits
- Where
- Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan
- When
- November 21, 2025
- Why
- To provide convenience, savings, and growth opportunities for customers and merchants
Key facts
- Partners
- TADA, Bolt, LINE GO
- Benefits
- Exclusive ride discounts, free pandapro subscriptions
- Initial Phase
- Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan
- Potential
- Expansion to other markets
Quotes
Giuseppe Randazzo, Chief International Officer, foodpanda, APAC
Giuseppe Randazzo is the Chief International Officer of foodpanda in the Asia Pacific region.
“By teaming up with like-minded ride-hailing platforms across the region, we’re making everyday life simpler and more rewarding for our customers.”
thehindubusinessline.com
“pandapro is no longer just about food delivery; it’s about delivering convenience and maximising value wherever our customers go, rewarding our users every step of the way.”
thehindubusinessline.com
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