SINGAPORE: Food and beverage (F&B) businesses with delivery orders will receive support from a new Enterprise Singapore booster package. The ...
SINGAPORE: Food and beverage businesses with delivery orders will receive support from a new Enterprise Singapore booster package.
There is also expected to be a higher demand for food deliveries, the agency’s deputy CEO Mr Ted Tan said. To be eligible for the Food Delivery Booster Package, F&B businesses must sell food that was prepared on-premise for immediate consumption, the agency said, adding that this includes smaller establishments like hawker stalls and cafes, and larger ones like food caterers and restaurants.
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