Brazil Represents 1,51% of the World Delivery Market Revenue

The food delivery market has experienced significant growth worldwide, and Brazil is not left out of this trend. With the growing demand of consumers for more flexible and convenient options to feed, the country stands out as a major player in the sector, representing 1.51% of the global revenue segment, according to data from Statista.In total, the global delivery market moves impressive US$ 1.40 trillion.

Impact of the Pandemic on the Delivery Market in Brazil

The Covid-19 pandemic was a watershed for the food sector. With the measures of social distancing and the closure of establishments, restaurants and bars needed to reinvent themselves to survive. In 2020, the loss to the sector in Brazil reached R$ 60 billion, forcing entrepreneurs to seek alternatives to keep their businesses active.

Platforms like iFood saw a significant increase in demand, while the concept of dark kitchens that operate exclusively for delivery & I.E., proliferated, eliminating the need for a physical space to serve the public.

Trends Shaping the Delivery Sector in Brazil

The future of delivery in Brazil promises to be shaped by several innovative trends. Among the main, we highlight:

• Artificial Intelligence: Process automation and data analytics are improving operational efficiency and user experience.
• Delivery by Drones: Autonomous vehicles are being tested to optimize delivery logistics, promising greater speed and efficiency.
• Smart menus: Custom menus based on consumer profile extend the reach and include options for dietary restrictions and individual preferences.
• Sustainability: Eco-friendly and practical packaging that reduces waste is gaining importance, reflecting the growing concern of consumers with the environment.
• Healthy Eating: There is a growing demand for healthier options, driven by greater concern for health and well-being.

Challenges for Delivery Platforms in Brazil

Despite the growth, the sector faces significant challenges.Internal competition is fierce, with iFood dominating the Brazilian market and making it difficult for new competitors to enter.In addition, many restaurants are investing in their own platforms, increasing the dispute.

Logistics and efficiency are also critical points. With increasingly demanding consumers, companies need to keep up with technological advances to ensure agile and quality deliveries, both in urban and remote areas. Another challenge is regulation and labor costs.The Brazilian government discusses new regulations for application deliverymen, which can impact the sector.

The Future of the Global Delivery Market

The global delivery market is expected to reach US$ 1.40 trillion revenue in 2025, with forecast to reach US$ 1.89 trillion by 2029, an estimated annual growth of 7.83%. China and the United States remain the largest markets, but Brazil also presents positive prospects. The projected revenues for the country are US$ 21.18 billion in 2025 and US$ 27.81 billion in 2029, an annual growth of 7.041T3T.

Given this scenario, delivery tends to consolidate even more among Brazilians, offering a viable and convenient alternative for the food sector, especially in times of economic uncertainty.