Gianna Puerini, VP of Amazon Go, tells Reuters what makes Amazon Go special, after the first shop opened in Seattle on 22 January: "This technology didn't exist."
Bitcoin’s tech preventing foodborne illness
Taiwanese e-commerce firm OwlTing launches world’s first blockchain app for tracing food products.
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Anti-food waste app Too Good To Go: interview
Too Good To Go is the anti-food waste app connecting restaurants and consumers. Our interview.
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UberEats app delivers breakfast in London
UberEATs, Uber’s on-demand food delivery service, has just launched a new breakfast delivery option in London.
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Café X: in San Francisco, robots are serving your coffee
Café X, the first coffee bar where your drinks are made and served by robots. Silicon Valley’s latest food-tech experiment.
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The rise of green food apps: Save the planet and your wallet
What would you say to always having a personal food shopper with you, 24/7? What if it were an app on your smartphone? It seems that the day has come when we have so little knowledge of our own fridges that we have to rely on new technologies to be able to do the good old weekly shop… but how did we get to this point?
