Last updated 21 April 2021
This policy forms part of your agreement with Deliveroo. We will investigate and may take action (including suspending the provision of our services) if you breach these obligations.
Purpose: At Deliveroo we want our partners, riders and customers to have the best possible food delivery experience with us - that means keeping the communities we work with safe too. This policy sets out how we expect our partners to work with riders, customers and communities.
A great customer experience is one of the biggest drivers of order growth for your business.
That’s why, when handling your orders, we ask you to:
Keeping our communities safe is our number one priority. We have a number of policies you need to follow to make sure that customers have the best possible experience when they use Deliveroo.
These policies include:
To view Deliveroo’s other partner policies, including our allergens policy, use the left-hand navigation on this page.
As one of our partners, riders will be going in and out of your site(s) to pick up orders and deliver them to customers. We ask that you treat riders with respect and report any behaviour that you find unprofessional or intimidating to us directly, so we can take appropriate action.
To work with riders professionally, we ask that you:
We also ask you to be respectful when dealing with Deliveroo representatives. Our teams are here to support you, but we take a no-tolerance approach to any abusive, inappropriate or discriminatory behaviour towards them.
If we are made aware of a partner who is acting in breach of these guidelines, or any other clause in their contract, we will investigate the report before taking any action on the account, and partners will be notified if we decide to take any action.
Last updated: 13th June 2025
This policy forms part of your contract with Deliveroo. We will monitor and may take action (including suspending the provision of our services) if you fail to comply with these obligations.
At Deliveroo, we want every customer to have the best experience possible. However, we know that things don't always go to plan. This policy aims to detail what we expect from our partners if things do go wrong.
This policy sets out what you should do in the event of a product recall and how you should contact Deliveroo
In the event of a product recall, you must:
To contact us:
To ensure we have as much information as possible, please include the following information in your email:
For food recalls:
For non-food product recalls:
For more information, see the Deliveroo Help Center.
Last updated 28 June 2023
This policy forms part of your agreement with Deliveroo. We will investigate and may take action (including suspending the provision of our services) if you breach these obligations.
Purpose:
We take customer safety very seriously and we’re confident that our partners do too. Stringent food hygiene processes are essential to ensuring customers are safe and their food is amazing. This policy sets out the food hygiene and safety standards that we expect partners to meet in order to sell their products through the Deliveroo platform.
What we expect from our partners:
You are responsible for ensuring that the products that you sell are safe and compliant with applicable law including the Singapore Standard Guidelines for food e-commerce (SS 687:2022). If you are uncertain about any legal requirements, please seek advice from an expert.
We expect you to have food safety procedures in place that deal with all aspects of food safety and hygiene for your business in compliance with food hygiene laws and regulations, including in relation to the following:
Safe packing of food:
Partners must use packaging which is robust and suitable for use in delivery. The orders should then be put into sealed bags which can reduce the risk of spillages and help maintain food at the correct temperature. A receipt and order number should be attached to each bag so that they can be clearly identified by the rider. Partners should also pack hot and cold items separately so as to maintain safe temperatures during transportation.
Last updated August 2024
This policy forms part of your agreement with Deliveroo. We will investigate and may take action (including suspending the provision of our services) if you breach these obligations.
Purpose:
It’s critical to Deliveroo that all its partners operate in a way that is safe, responsible and legally-compliant. This policy sets out the types of registrations, licences and permits that you may require in order to sell products through the platform. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list.
Registrations and Licences
It is your responsibility to ensure that you have all appropriate registrations, licences and permits in place for your business. It is also your responsibility to comply with all conditions and requirements of your registrations, licences and permits.
In the event that we reasonably believe that you do not have appropriate registrations, licences and permits in place or that you have not complied with the requirements of those registrations, licences or permits, without prejudice to any other rights or remedies we have, we reserve the right to immediately suspend the provision of our services without notice.
Consult a professional advisor if you are unsure of any of the obligations above.
A licence, permit, or other form of authorisation may be required in order for certain activities to be carried out, for example, for:
Last updated 21 April 2021
This policy forms part of your agreement with Deliveroo. We will investigate and may take action (including suspending the provision of our services) if you breach these obligations.
Purpose:
Deliveroo believes customers should be able to make informed choices when they want an amazing meal delivered to their homes. This policy sets out the information standards that we expect partners to meet in order to sell their products through the platform.
You are responsible for ensuring the accuracy, completeness and compliance with applicable laws (in particular in respect of providing information required by applicable consumer laws) of all information input about Menu Items for publication on the platform - even where Deliveroo inputs such information on your behalf.
You are responsible for ensuring that the products that you sell are safe and compliant with applicable law. If you are uncertain about any legal requirements, please seek advice from an expert.
Alongside applicable law, these are the standards that we expect you to meet:
Food information requirements: You must ensure that all mandatory food information is available to the customer before they buy and when it is delivered to them. For example, your staff should be trained to respond to telephone queries from customers about mandatory food information and you should have in place a method for this information to be available upon delivery.
Regulated Descriptions: Certain descriptions and foods may be controlled by specific regulations. For example, use of terms such as ‘organic’ or ‘gluten free’ may not be used unless the food meets the relevant regulatory requirements and care must be taken when referring to foods with protected descriptions, such as chocolate, meat products (sausages, burgers and pies), olive oil, wine and spirits; as well as foods with a protected geographical indication (e.g. Wensleydale cheese), protected designation of origin (e.g. Stilton) or traditional speciality guaranteed (e.g. farm fresh turkey). If you are uncertain about the use of regulated descriptions or where they may apply, please seek advice from an expert.
Age Restricted Products: When you list age restricted items on Deliveroo, it is your responsibility to ensure that they are correctly tagged as “age restricted”, so that riders are aware that the order contains these items and can carry out age verification checks. Examples of age restricted items vary by location, but will include, for example alcohol and tobacco.
If providing menu updates to Deliveroo to update on your behalf, you must clearly mark age restricted items on the menu you submit to Deliveroo.
Whether your menu is updated through Menu Manager, or by providing updates to Deliveroo, it is your responsibility to confirm and ensure that your age restricted menu items are tagged correctly. If we believe that any of your menu items are not accurately tagged as age restricted, we reserve the right to tag the items or remove them from the platform. You can learn more about how to ensure age restricted items are correctly tagged at the Help Centre.
Marketing Claims and Nutrition and Health Claims: You must be able to substantiate any marketing claims that you make about your food. You should take into account any relevant guidance, for example around the criteria for using certain terms such as ‘fresh’, ‘pure’ or ‘natural’ in food labelling and advertising codes.
Misleading Descriptions: All information that you provide about the food that you sell must be accurate, clear and easy to understand so that customers can make informed food choices based on diet, allergies, personal taste and cost. Information must not be misleading as to the food’s characteristics, nature, identity, properties, composition, quantity, durability, country of origin or method of manufacture or production.
Safe Ingredients: You are responsible for ensuring that the food that you sell is safe for human consumption, does not contain prohibited ingredients and complies with applicable compositional requirements, including rules relating to novel foods, GMOs and additives etc.
Last updated 21 April 2021
This policy forms part of your agreement with Deliveroo. We will investigate and may take action (including suspending the provision of our services) if you breach these obligations.
Purpose:
We take customer safety very seriously and we’re confident that our partners do too. Stringent food hygiene processes and accurate information about what meals contain and how they are prepared are vital for people living with allergies who must be constantly vigilant about the food they eat. This policy sets out the standards that we expect partners to meet in order to sell their products through the platform.
You are responsible for ensuring that the products that you sell are safe and compliant with applicable laws, including the Sale of Food Act and the Environmental Public Health Act. You are also responsible for labelling or advertising the products you sell in accordance with all such laws and guidelines. If you are uncertain about any legal requirements, please seek advice from an expert.
These are the ways in which we can help you to comply with your obligations, along with the standards that we expect you to meet:
The allergens that must be indicated if present in prepacked food products are:
Last updated: 21 April 2021
This policy forms part of your agreement with Deliveroo. We will investigate and may take action (including suspending the provision of our services) if you breach these obligations.
The equipment used to access the Deliveroo platform is key to ensuring customers can get amazing food delivered to their homes. This policy sets out the rules governing your receipt and use of Deliveroo equipment accessing the platform. If there is any conflict between this policy and the terms of your agreement with Deliveroo (“Agreement”), the terms of that Agreement shall prevail.
Except where a partner uses its own equipment, Deliveroo will provide: (i) a tablet and printer unit; and (ii) appropriate charging cables to each of your sites (the “Equipment”).
You will own the Equipment once the full joining fee with respect to the relevant site has been received by Deliveroo as set out in your Agreement.
You are not to alter or remove any software installed on the device either by removing the application or by factory resetting the Equipment.
Faulty Equipment which cannot be repaired remotely will be replaced by Deliveroo (excluding charging cables which will not be replaced).
Deliveroo reserves the right to charge a reasonable fee for the replacement or repair of any Equipment, and Deliveroo reserves the right to send a different model or type of Equipment as a replacement.
Deliveroo’s decisions regarding maintenance and repair issues (including diagnosis of internet connectivity issues) are final.
Return of Equipment to Deliveroo
Deliveroo may require the return of Equipment where your Agreement is terminated prior to the full joining fee being paid.
In such cases, you will be asked to return the device to Deliveroo by shipping all Equipment to the address provided to you by Deliveroo. Deliveroo may charge you the balance of the joining fee if such returns are not made within a reasonable period of time.
Faulty Equipment
Deliveroo does not accept the return of faulty Equipment in any circumstances. We ask you to dispose of faulty Equipment responsibly. Deliveroo encourages you to recycle faulty Equipment wherever possible.
It is your responsibility to have a sufficient broadband connection with a minimum speed of 17mb, that is capable of WiFi connection to the tablet provided as part of the Equipment. You must not use public internet connections, internet extenders, dongles or other portable internet devices with the Equipment.
Your Equipment will be delivered to you by a third party courier company.
You will provide Deliveroo with a designated contact who will be responsible for receiving the package from the courier. Your designated contact shall provide Deliveroo a current mobile phone number and email address, which will be provided to the courier company.
Your designated contact will receive a notification by text and email, advising them when to expect the courier’s arrival. Your designated contact will be expected to monitor the arrival time of the Equipment. The courier will attempt to deliver the Equipment, but if delivery is not possible the courier will leave.
The designated contact will be responsible for notifying the courier company if the advised delivery time slot is not suitable and it will be the designated contact’s responsibility to arrange an alternate time/location for the package to be delivered directly with the courier company.
The courier provider will attempt to deliver the package twice over 2 days. If they are unable to deliver the package after two attempts, a penalty charge may be applied for all subsequent deliveries. Penalty charges incurred for failed deliveries or failed pickups you are responsible for will be paid by you at the penalty charge + sales tax. This charge will be added to your statement and will be deducted from your next payment.
If you have not received your package despite a confirmed delivery by the courier company, please contact your Partner Support team.
Last updated 21 April 2021
This policy forms part of your agreement with Deliveroo. We will investigate and may take action (including suspending the provision of our services) if you breach these obligations.
Purpose: The use of Deliveroo’s brand is subject to partners complying with our brand guidelines. The key information you need is included below, however you can get further detail in our full brand guidelines which are available on request from brandcouncil@deliveroo.co.uk. This policy sets out the standards that we expect partners to comply with in order to use the Deliveroo brand.
Permission: You need to get permission from Deliveroo in writing if you want to use the Deliveroo brand. The Deliveroo brand should not appear alongside third party logos unless this has been expressly approved by Deliveroo in writing. Please contact brandcouncil@deliveroo.co.uk for all enquiries about using the Deliveroo brand.
Our logo: The Deliveroo logo must be used consistently. It should not be tweaked, stretched or manipulated.
The logo is made up of two elements: the Roo symbol and the word mark. They must always sit together, generally with the text under the logo as shown below.
The logo should have an invisible boundary of clear space around it. Text or other visual elements must not encroach on it. The size of this boundary should be 1/3 of the total width of the logo.
The logo should not be displayed any smaller than the following minimum sizes: 15mm for print and 50px for digital.
The logo should only be used in teal and white. And when using a background it is best to use one of the core colours; teal, aubergine, white and kelp (see below). If the logo is placed on a partner’s brand colour please ensure there is sufficient contrast to allow the logo to be clearly visible.
When space is tight you can use the horizontal lock-up for narrow formats such as billboards and digital banners. Just as with our core logo, the horizontal lock-up should always be kept together, we do not break up our logo. The invisible boundary on the horizontal lock-up should be 1/6 of the length of the logo. The minimum size for print is 7mm and for digital the minimum size is 24px.
Last Updated August 2024
Scope
This Code applies to all Deliveroo merchants, suppliers, riders and contractors, and every member of your own supply chain (collectively referred to as “Business Partners” throughout this Code). These standards supplement your legal obligations and the agreement between us.
Compliance with this Code
We take the matters described in this Code very seriously. We may require you to participate in monitoring or audits to demonstrate your compliance with this Code. If we have concerns that you are not meeting our standards, we expect you to collaborate to resolve any issues promptly. We reserve the right to cease working with you until the relevant concerns have been addressed. If the issues flagged are not resolved in a timeframe we consider appropriate in our absolute and sole discretion, we will not be able to work or continue working with you.
Business Partner Standards
Deliveroo believes that applying this Code enables us to take real and practical steps towards improving conditions throughout our supply chains.
Doing Business Ethically and within the Law
The Workplace
Non-Discrimination and Respect at Work
Wages, Benefits & Working Hours
Freedom of Association, Collective Bargaining and Workers Councils
Health & Safety at Work
Responsible Sourcing
This Business Partner Code of Conduct is just the beginning.
Risk must be assessed and mitigated on an ongoing basis. These standards must be more than a statement of intentions. We expect you to continuously review your processes, controls and supply chain and ensure that you meet the standards in this Code, and make improvements as needed. Deliveroo reserves the right to update this Code of Conduct from time to time.
Raising concerns.
If you have an existing relationship with Deliveroo and are not sure whether your own standards meet those of this Code, get in touch with your contact at Deliveroo as soon as possible so that we can work together to address this.
We support the reporting of any conduct of any Deliveroo employee, merchant, supplier or rider that the reporter believes in good faith to be an actual, apparent, or potential violation of our Code of Conduct. If you have any such concerns, please tell us by emailing ethics.compliance@deliveroo.co.uk so that we can act promptly. All information you provide will be treated confidentially and disclosed only as necessary, including to investigate or report a matter.
Last updated 3 September 2024
Our customer compensation policy is available here.
Overview
What do we mean by “Virtual Brands”?
Creating a Virtual Brand means using your existing kitchen, equipment and stock to provide customers with another food occasion or cuisine online, which is different to that offered by the original (or parent) brand. A Virtual Brand can allow your business to develop new ideas and new concepts under a new brand name, lowering risk and the size of investment needed, as well as potentially helping you to reduce product wastage and cost. Importantly, Virtual Brands are great for customers, as they increase the diversity of food available to them on the Deliveroo platform. To be considered a Virtual Brand, the menu on offer needs to be substantively different to the menu of the original parent brand. Businesses must contact Deliveroo through the Restaurant Hub for approval to onboard a new Virtual Brand and have it registered on our system.
What do we mean by “Duplicate Accounts”?
By contrast, we consider a Partner to have a “Duplicate Account” where they have two or more menus which are not substantively different from each other. As an indicative guide, Deliveroo considers any site where the menu consists largely of the same items as its primary account operating from the same address, to be a Duplicate Account. For example, the same number of main dishes (and same recipe) are offered in the second account but using different names or menu descriptions, or indeed with the same dishes and descriptions entirely. Where there are two sites operating from the same address which have not been approved by Deliveroo as a Virtual Brand, the newer site will automatically be deemed to be a Duplicate Account.
Suspension of Duplicate Accounts
Deliveroo will check new and existing menus which belong to brands operating from the same address. Any Duplicate Account will be suspended from the Deliveroo platform.
What should I do if my account is suspended?
If you wish the menu to be reinstated on the Deliveroo Platform you will need to make sufficient changes to it, so that the menu items are substantially different from those of the other account menus operating from the same address, for example by offering a different cuisine style or seasonal dishes which are not available on the menu of the primary account. Making small changes (e.g. tweaking the name of a dish from “Thai Chicken Curry” to “Thai Curry - chicken”) or adding small additional items (e.g. sauces) will be insufficient if the menu and dishes it contains remain substantively the same as those of the parent menu. Once you have adapted your menu, you should notify your Account Manager or contact Deliveroo through the Deliveroo Hub for approval to onboard a new Virtual Brand and have it registered on our system.
Deliveroo’s Unplanned Outage Policy
At Deliveroo, our aim is to be the best delivery platform to our partners, riders and customers. A big part of that means ensuring we are providing a reliable service, so that you can rely on us as your delivery partner at all times.
Despite our best efforts, there are times where we may experience technical issues that impact the regular functioning of our service. In the rare event we do experience a technical issue with our platform which impacts you, we want to ensure that you and your teams are kept informed as soon as possible, including so that you can take any mitigating actions on your end.
This policy outlines how Deliveroo will handle severe unplanned outages which result in our platform being down and you being unable to fulfil orders as usual (an “Outage”). It includes how we will keep our partners informed throughout an Outage, and what our compensation policy is for orders that are affected as a result of an Outage.
Our Unplanned Outage Communications Process
In the event we experience an Outage, and your orders are affected as a result of the Outage, the following policy will apply.
For Restaurants: We will process a payment adjustment for orders that had to be cancelled as a result of the Outage. We will process a payment adjusting for orders / part of an order that had to be remade as a result of the Outage. You will see these payments reflected as payment adjustments in your Payment Statement in Hub within 2 weeks.
For Grocers and Non Food Retail: If an order had perishable items that were spoiled as a result of the Outage, please contact our Partner Services Centre and they will assess your claim.
This Policy and any payments made to you in accordance with this Outage Policy are subject to the limitations set out in your contract with us. Deliveroo will not be responsible for any loss of sales or business during the period of an Outage.
Last updated and effective from: 5th July 2025
This policy sets out the types of goods and products that Partners cannot list for sale on the Deliveroo platform or which require additional approvals before they can be listed. It also explains the steps Deliveroo will take to remove items which breach this policy, Partner consequences for breach of this policy, and how Partners can challenge a decision to remove an item.
We continue to expand the range of products that our Partners can list on the Deliveroo platform, broadening consumer choice and allowing merchants to generate more revenue from our platform. It is important that Partners continue to list and sell products only when they have the legal right to do so and, where applicable, permission from Deliveroo. This ensures that consumers are protected from any product listings that are illegal or against our guidelines set out below.
Partners must ensure that they only list items on the Deliveroo platform in accordance with this policy and the terms of their contract with Deliveroo.
We may change the list of permitted, prohibited, restricted, or unsupported products via changes to this policy.
Partners are responsible for ensuring that all items listed by them on the Deliveroo platform are lawful to sell and/or possess and are safe. Partners are also responsible for ensuring that they have all rights, permits, certificates, registrations, licences, and approvals (including in accordance with our Registration and Licensing Policy) required to sell all items they list. Partners should, where appropriate, seek independent legal advice in respect of the sale of products on the Deliveroo platform.
Prohibited Items - These are items that Partners are prohibited to sell on the platform because they are illegal and Partners cannot list them for sale under any circumstance. This includes any products that require a government-issued licence to possess, sell, or distribute, where such a licence has not been obtained or verified by Deliveroo.
Unsupported Items- These are items that Deliveroo has decided not to permit Partners to sell on our platform. This might be because we have determined it is not right for our brand or Customer, or have determined it might not work for our Rider delivery model.
Restricted Items - These are items which are legal for Partners to sell but which carry certain restrictions around how they may be sold to the general public. There may be different restrictions for online sales versus traditional retail sales.
Invite Only - These are items you are only able to sell if you have been given permission by Deliveroo.
Partners must not list any items which are either illegal to sell, possess, or use in the market in question or illegal to sell on Deliveroo’s platform, including:
At Deliveroo, we aim to provide a respectful and inclusive platform for all Customers. To maintain the integrity, professionalism,and operational needs of our service, certain items, though not restricted, are deemed unsupported and will not be permitted for sale on our platform. These items include, but are not limited to:
These are items which can be listed on the platform, but with some restrictions. These items may have restrictions on quantity or dimension or require additional approval from Deliveroo before being sold on the platform. It is the responsibility of the Partner to ensure that any licences or registrations required to sell certain products are in place. Deliveroo may verify that these are in place and may prevent the Partner from listing items without such verification.
The following categories are classed as Restricted by Deliveroo:
Prescription-Only Medicines (POM) must not be listed on the platform under any circumstances. Any such listings will be removed immediately, and the Partner may face suspension or termination.
Only permitted Partners (see Invite Only section) may sell high value items. These are items with a list price above the limit set out here. We may update the limit from time to time, so Partners should check the link periodically for changes).
Partners may only list lithium batteries if they can show compliance with all relevant regulations.
Partners may only list lithium batteries or devices connected to lithium batteries (e.g. smartphones, cameras, power tools, toys, power banks) which meet the following requirements:
If the lithium battery is connected to an electronic device, the equipment containing the batteries must be packaged in strong and rigid outer packaging, secured against movement within the packaging, and unlikely to be damaged during transport.
Where the lithium cell or battery is not connected to an electronic device, it must be packed in inner packaging that completely encloses it to protect from short circuit.
Partners must include the voltage, Ah rating, and Watt-hour rating in the item description for any product sold which includes a lithium battery. Any product that does not include this information in the item description may be removed from the platform.
For clarity, Partners may list alkaline batteries, but they must be packaged with cushioning material which is robust and suitable for use in delivery.
These are items which require additional approval from Deliveroo before being sold on the platform, since they fall into a specific category where Deliveroo closely monitors which Partners can sell certain products. Partners cannot sell the following items over the Deliveroo platform unless otherwise expressly permitted by Deliveroo:
Partners should contact us on the Hub if they wish to sell these items. We will review any requests and as indicated above we may verify that the requester has the required licence(s) to sell the products and/or is able to manage the sale of goods safely (e.g. tagging of items). If Deliveroo does not grant permission to sell the items, the requester cannot list them on the platform.
We will continue to update items in our Prohibited, Restricted, Unsupported, and Invite Only categories if applicable legislation changes or otherwise at our discretion. Any changes will be communicated via an update to this policy.
Tagging - Items which need to be tagged correctly by Partners in order to be permitted on Deliveroo’s platform.
There are some items which Partners need to apply a tag to when adding them to their Deliveroo range/menu. There are a number of reasons why a tag may be required:
Item tagging can be completed via the “Menu/Catalog Manager” or API and must be applied for the following products:
It is the Partner’s responsibility to tag these items correctly. This will ensure the items are sold in line with legal requirements and/or caps we may place on basket sizes. Items not tagged correctly will be deemed to be in breach of this policy.
We are expanding this list of tags on a regular basis and the updates will be reflected on this policy once they are live.
Maximum Item Quantity - Items for which Partners must apply the max item quantity toggle to be allowed on the platform.
There are items for which Partners must apply the max item quantity toggle to be allowed on the platform. For bulky items (that is items weighing between 1.25kg-4.99kg) a max item quantity toggle must be applied in the “Menu/Catalog Manager” to limit the sale of these items to a maximum of 2 items.
Intellectual Property infringement Notices
We sometimes receive notices from third parties that a Partner brand name, menu item name, or imagery infringes their intellectual property rights. We take these reports seriously and will investigate them swiftly.
If we receive a notice regarding any of our Partners, we will review the relevant site(s) during our investigation. We will contact the Partner to notify them of the complaint and, if necessary, ask them to take action to resolve it. This may include changing their brand name, menu item names, imagery, and/or any other content hosted on our platform.
Deliveroo reserves the right to suspend Partners where they do not respond or fail to comply with reasonable requests related to the foregoing.
Advertising & Promotional Discounting - Items to which Advertising Restrictions Apply
Our policy on how advertising and compliance rules apply to Partner sites and how Partners surface items for sale (including, for example, category names and imagery) can be found in our Menu Information Policy.
Promotions that do not comply with applicable laws will be removed and may result in suspension from the platform.
Removal of Items which Breach this Policy
Deliveroo operates regular and routine monitoring systems which search for keywords and product names to detect products which breach the terms of this policy (whether because they are illegal, or are in breach of this policy for any other reason). There is then a human review stage to determine whether a product is allowed to remain listed on the platform. Any item deemed to be in breach of this policy will be removed from the platform.
If we believe that any of a Partner’s range/menu items are not accurately tagged we reserve the right at our discretion to either tag the items or remove them from the platform.
Deliveroo will notify Partners if/when it decides to remove a product from listing. This notification will include an explanation as to why the item has been removed.
Deliveroo has a zero tolerance approach to Partners listing illegal or highly dangerous items. If a Partner lists an item which violates the Restricted Item Policy and is deemed highly dangerous and illegal then Deliveroo may at its discretion immediately remove the Partner from the Deliveroo platform. Removal from the platform is permanent. If a Partner lists items which are highly dangerous, but legal, then Deliveroo may at its discretion immediately suspend the Partner from the Deliveroo platform. Suspension from the platform will last a duration of 60 days.
If a Partner violates and/or repeatedly infringes this policy and/or reintroduces a product after it has been removed by Deliveroo then Deliveroo may at its discretion suspend or permanently remove them from the Platform.
Challenging the Removal of a Product from the Deliveroo Platform
If a Partner wishes to challenge or appeal the removal of an item, or lodge a complaint regarding our decision (including with respect to menu items and/or Intellectual Property), they can submit a Help request through their Hub Account. In their request the Partner should explain the product in question which has been removed and explain why they believe the item is permitted and does not breach the terms of this policy. We will undertake a human review of the appeal, taking into account the information provided and the relevant position established under this policy to make a final decision. We will then notify the Partner of this decision.
Further Information
Please refer to these Help articles for further guidance. Should any additional information be required please visit the Help section on the Partner Hub.