Georgia bill would standardize food delivery services like DoorDash, and Uber Eats.
The Georgia state legislature is considering Senate Bill 34, which aims to standardize food delivery services in the state. The bill would require delivery services to enter into a contract with the restaurant, get permission to use the restaurant’s name or logo in marketing, maintain clean food holding areas and packaging, and prohibit smoking, vaping, and animals in the delivery vehicle. This bill has the support of the Georgia Restaurant Association, which sees it as a way to protect the restaurants’ intellectual property and improve food safety.
Delivery service companies like DoorDash are committed to working with policymakers to help restaurants grow. They have delivery guidelines and stopped taking on additional restaurants without their consent. The bill has support from Republicans and Democrats in the state senate and is expected to provide more control to restaurants over food delivery services.
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