Recent events
Recent events tied to this brand in public sources.
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2026
Just Eat responds to inaccurate AI-generated food images
Just Eat apologised after inaccurate AI-generated pictures of restaurant food items drew ridicule online. The company said it was removing the incorrect images and would stop generating more until the AI was further developed.
2026
Just Eat apologises and pauses AI menu imagery tool
Just Eat apologised after an AI-powered menu imagery tool created confusing and surreal images for some restaurant listings, and paused the tool’s rollout.
2022
Just Eat offers Pancake Day discounts in south London
Just Eat offered discounts of up to 20% on pancakes in south London for Pancake Day, with participating food outlets and discounts varying by offer.
2022
Central England Co-op partners with Just Eat for grocery delivery
Central England Co-op partnered with Just Eat to enter the rapid grocery delivery market, initially using 10 of the retailer’s food stores to fulfill orders placed through the Just Eat app.
2021
Italian prosecutors fine food delivery platforms over courier employment and safety rules
Italian prosecutors fined Uber Eats, Glovo, Just Eat and Deliveroo a total of about €733 million over labour safety issues and said the platforms must offer non-permanent contracts with fixed pay to couriers in Italy. The companies were also given 90 days to comply with requests concerning social security, insurance and protective equipment.
2020
Eat 17 partners with Just Eat for Hammersmith store
Eat 17 launched its Hammersmith store on Just Eat earlier in October. The partnership covers 194 product lines, including ready meals, sandwiches, sourdough bread, local produce and everyday items.
2020
Transavia and Just Eat partner on inflight meal service
Transavia partnered with Just Eat to introduce an inflight meal pre-ordering and delivery service. The pilot was available on four flights from Amsterdam to destinations in Greece, Portugal and Italy, with meals prepared by iFleat.
2020
UK regulator approves Just Eat–Takeaway.com merger
The UK Competition and Markets Authority approved the £6.2 billion merger of Just Eat and Takeaway.com, saying it was satisfied there were no competition concerns.