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Israeli Delivery Startup HAAT Partners With Paz Group to Challenge Wolt
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What happened
Israeli delivery startup HAAT has partnered with the Paz Group to integrate Yellow convenience stores into its app, expanding into daily groceries. This move challenges competitor Wolt, especially as Paz also seeks to acquire Wolt's market operations.
- 01HAAT partners with Paz Group to integrate Yellow stores into its app.
- 02The collaboration aims to expand HAAT's reach into daily grocery delivery.
- 03Paz may acquire Wolt Market while also competing via the HAAT partnership.
- 04HAAT offers lower delivery fees and restaurant commissions than Wolt.
- 05HAAT focuses on the Arab community and periphery, while expanding centrally.
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