Smood in the press

Marc Aeschlimann, the owner and founder of Smood, has spoken out for the first time since his meal delivery company was targeted by the Unia union. The Genevan is indignant that the wheels of a company that has decided to sign a collective labour agreement are being put in the way.

Paying for your pizza in bitcoin is now possible on Smood. The Geneva-based food and grocery delivery company introduced online payment in cryptocurrencies via the service provider Quantify Crypto on Monday.

Marc Aeschlimann founded the service in 2011 in the city of Calvin. Today, he employs more than 1000 couriers. This year, he has massively expanded his offer through a partnership with Migros and a cooperation with florists. In the future, Marc Aeschlimann will also deliver pharmaceutical products that are not subject to medical prescription.

A pilot test started in the Migros branch in Pregassona for the evening delivery of shopping thanks to Smood.

The Geneva-based food delivery company is facing strike action, and Le Temps wanted to know Smood's take on the accusations.

Marc Aeschlimann founded Smood in 2012, when home meal delivery was still an exotic concept in Switzerland. This year, Marc Aeschlimann also launched the flower delivery service Florissimo. Now he plans to expand the food and flower delivery service nationwide with the help of Migros.

Smood was founded in Geneva in 2012 as a delivery service for restaurants. Today, the start-up works with partners such as Migros and tries to open up new business areas through technological innovations.

Smood began as a delivery service for restaurants in the Geneva region. Today, the start-up is expanding into new business areas and aims to become the Swiss army knife of delivery services.

The Geneva-based platform signs a partnership in the Swiss economic capital, a first step in German-speaking Switzerland.

As of today, the 14 entrepreneurs for this year's EY Entrepreneur Of The Year in Switzerland are known. A total of 36 companies applied for the 2021 programme, and the independent jury has now decided who will reach the final in the various entrepreneurial categories for the "EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2021" on 29 October.

Smood, the Swiss FoodTech company, is revolutionising the grocery delivery market by optimising logistics: linked to its proprietary app, it introduced the gita robot on 1 June - an intelligent shopping trolley that will make picking up products more efficient in order to meet its 30-minute delivery promise.

The courier service will deliver over-the-counter pharmaceutical products starting in November, prescription ones in a year. In addition, they are rolling out the flower service across the country.

The Geneva-based food and grocery delivery SME saw its revenues grow by 80% last year. The company plans to launch a drug delivery service and even a flower delivery service.

After Migros Geneva, Migros Vaud has started working with Smood, the home delivery company. And it will soon be Migros Valais' turn. For its founder Marc Aeschlimann, this partnership with Migros is a matter of common sense and sound economic logic.

The two companies want to take the lead in the ecological transition in the field of meal delivery in Switzerland and thus pave the way for the principle of circular economy in the catering sector. During the pilot phase in Lausanne, from Wednesday 23 September, meal orders placed online can be delivered in reCIRCLE BOXes. These can be reused and returned to the 1300 or so partners in the reCIRCLE network. After a few weeks, the offer will be available throughout Switzerland.

Migros Geneva enters into a strategic partnership with Smood for the delivery of its products. Genevans can now have their groceries delivered to their precise location in less than an hour.

Migros Geneva has teamed up with the online meal ordering platform Smood for the express delivery of its products. This partnership is considered strategic in a highly competitive market, where the boundaries between retail and catering are becoming increasingly blurred.

Smood.ch, the leading home delivery service in French-speaking Switzerland, has arrived in Neuchâtel, and soon in Bern and Basel. In order to diversify, it now offers a take-away service.

The boom of home delivery in Geneva, a report in the heart of SMOOD.CH, the leader in Switzerland.

Les sociétés de livraison à domicile connaissent depuis peu un fort engouement.

Le service de livraison Smood, en partenariat avec une fintech, propose aux habitants de Zurich, Genève et Lausanne de faire d'une pierre deux coups. En plus de leur livrer de quoi déjeuner ou dîner, un coursier peut leur apporter jusqu'à 200 francs suisses en espèces.

Kleine Läden wie Apotheken oder die Bäckerei sollen zu Bancomaten werden. Via Smartphone-App bestimmt man, wo man wie viel abheben will. Noch bequemer geht es per Kurier: Wer das Essen beim Food-Lieferanten Smood bestellt, kann dank der Zusammenarbeit mit Sonect auch noch Bargeld abheben.

Innovation « Ce sera une quatre fromages… et 200 francs suisses. » Le service de livraison Smood propose un dispositif pour le moins inédit aux habitants de Zürich, Genève et Lausanne. L’occasion de faire d’une pierre deux coups. Outre la livraison de repas, un coursier peut apporter jusqu’à 200 francs suisses en espèces aux clients.

Smood, la plateforme de commande de plats de restaurants, continue son développement grâce à une nouvelle app et une offre de bancomat en ligne.

It’s the premise on which Switzerland’s Smood – an amalgam of “smart” and “food” – was founded. Its CEO, Marc Aeschlimann, points out that although the concept of fast food delivery is not necessarily new, the concept of delivering high quality, high-end food is now a global craze, and it’s why Smood has had success in Switzerland since launching in 2013.

Difficile d’écrire quelque chose après notre dernier article tant notre enthousiasme et notre joie furent grandes. On s’est dit que ça serait bien, après spectacles ou ateliers culturels délirants, de répondre aux gargouillements de notre ventre. On pourrait se faire un resto, certes, mais on aimerait bien libérer la baby-sitter ou les grands-parents (qui ont aussi une vie, soit dit en passant) sans forcément avoir envie (ou la possibilité pratique dans le frigo) de se lancer dans la confection d’un festin. Que faire alors ? Voici notre bon plan de la semaine : SMOOD.ch.

Lausanne avait déjà RestatHome, un service de livraison de plats de restaurants à domicile. Elle profite désormais d’un nouveau venu aux prestations équivalentes: Smood.ch Créée il y a quelques années à Genève, la start-up bénéficie de nombreux restaurants partenaires aux cartes variées, souvent axées sur le bio et le bien manger. L’utilisation est très simple, en deux ou trois clics, on a commandé son plat et payé en ligne tout en laissant, si nécessaire, un message au cuisinier. La livraison se fait dans l’heure qui suit. Un système de commentaire complète le tout afin d’aiguiller les internautes sur les bons établissements. Bref, tous les arguments sont réunis pour que les Lausannois se mettent à diversifier leurs commandes de nourriture prêt-à-manger.