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title: UK food delivery & meal kits media reputation tracker – September 2026
canonical_url: https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09
type: dataset
publisher: Omniscan
sector: UK Food Delivery & Meal Kits
period: September 2026
coverage_start: '2026-09-01'
coverage_end: '2026-09-30'
date_published: '2026-10-04'
last_updated: '2026-10-04'
organisations: 5
articles_analysed: 248
mentions: 280
data_download: https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09/data.json
summary: Deliveroo had the highest average monthly share of coverage (38.6%) among
  5 companies in UK earned media from 1 September 2026 to 30 September 2026, ahead
  of Uber Eats (26.8%) and Just Eat (21.4%).
---

# UK food delivery & meal kits media reputation tracker: September 2026 (1 September 2026–30 September 2026)

> Deliveroo had the highest average monthly share of coverage (38.6%) among 5 companies in UK earned media from 1 September 2026 to 30 September 2026, ahead of Uber Eats (26.8%) and Just Eat (21.4%). Gousto had the most favourable net tone (+80). Omniscan analysed 248 articles containing 280 mentions of the companies tracked.

Interactive version: https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09

## UK Food Delivery & Meal Kits ranking by share of coverage, September 2026

| Rank | Organisation | Average monthly share of coverage | Mentions | Positive | Neutral | Negative | Net tone |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | Deliveroo | 38.6% | 108 | 55% | 21% | 24% | +31 |
| 2 | Uber Eats | 26.8% | 75 | 49% | 28% | 23% | +27 |
| 3 | Just Eat | 21.4% | 60 | 42% | 36% | 22% | +20 |
| 4 | HelloFresh | 9.6% | 27 | 19% | 37% | 44% | −26 |
| 5 | Gousto | 3.6% | 10 | 80% | 20% | 0% | +80 |

## Companies in detail

### Deliveroo

**Aldi and Tesco anchor Deliveroo’s September coverage**

Deliveroo ranked 1st of 5 by average monthly share of coverage (38.6%) in the UK Food Delivery & Meal Kits benchmark for September 2026, with 108 mentions and a net tone of +31.

Deliveroo’s September coverage was led by its eight-store Aldi Shop & Deliver trial, ahead of a planned wider rollout in 2027. The company ranked first with 108 mentions, representing 38.6% of tracked-company mentions. Grocery and rapid delivery dominated the subject mix with 61 mentions, compared with 20 for restaurants, commissions and partnerships and 15 for riders, couriers and employment rights. Stories also included Tesco extending its Deliveroo service nationwide after a 147-store trial, with Clubcard benefits available through the platform. Hotel Chocolat launched on-demand delivery from five UK locations, supporting Deliveroo’s expansion into gifting and retail beyond grocery. Further coverage addressed strengthened platform-access controls after a man using a rider account illegally was jailed, alongside a back-to-school promotion offering £5 off selected purchases from 2 to 4 September.

Key messages:

- Deliveroo accounted for 38.6% of tracked-company mentions and ranked #1 among 5 in September 2026.
- Coverage concentrated on Grocery & Rapid Delivery and Restaurants, Commissions & Partnerships.
- 108 captured company mentions were recorded in September 2026.
- Aldi’s eight-store Shop & Deliver trial — The Times

Leading themes:

- Grocery & Rapid Delivery: 56.5% of Deliveroo's coverage (theme index 2.43, net tone +64)
- Restaurants, Commissions & Partnerships: 18.5% of Deliveroo's coverage (theme index 0.82, net tone +40)
- Riders, Couriers & Employment Rights: 13.9% of Deliveroo's coverage (theme index 1.19, net tone −93)

Notable positive coverage:

- 3 September 2026, thesun.ie: [Huge boost for Irish cities as Deliveroo add more restaurant & shop options](https://www.thesun.ie/fabulous/17562562/deliveroo-resturaunt-shop-options-limerick-galway-dublin/). Deliveroo is expanding restaurant and shop options across Dublin, Limerick, Galway and potentially surrounding counties in response to rising Irish demand. It is hiring local business-development, partner-management and marketing staff to support the programme.
- 8 September 2026, thegrocer.co.uk: [Hotel Chocolat launches rapid delivery offer with Deliveroo](https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/news/hotel-chocolat-launches-rapid-delivery-offer-with-deliveroo/723347.article). Hotel Chocolat has launched an on-demand delivery partnership with Deliveroo from five initial UK locations. The offer will include gifting products and expand with seasonal ranges later in the year.
- 8 September 2026, thegrocer.co.uk: [Pho extends exclusive delivery partnership with Deliveroo as ...](https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/news/pho-extends-exclusive-delivery-partnership-with-deliveroo-as-sales-soar-30/723352.article). Pho has extended its exclusive UK delivery partnership with Deliveroo for another two years across 54 sites. Pho said delivery sales have risen more than 30% since the companies' 2024 exclusive agreement.

Notable negative coverage:

- 21 September 2026, express.co.uk: [Zia Yusuf slams 'dangerous' Deliveroo and makes threat after woman raped](https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2250363/zia-yusuf-deliveroo-driver-woman-rape). Reform UK’s Zia Yusuf accused Deliveroo of enabling illegal working after a delivery worker was jailed for rape, and threatened stricter corporate liability under a proposed “Deliveroo Law”. Deliveroo said the offender was not a verified rider and that it has strengthened platform-access controls.
- 19 September 2026, metro.co.uk: [Deliveroo driver jailed for 21 years for raping woman he dragged off street](https://metro.co.uk/2026/09/19/deliveroo-driver-jailed-21-years-raping-woman-dragged-off-street-29635469/). A Deliveroo worker was jailed for 21 years after being convicted of rape and sexual assault in London. The case heard that checks on whether he was entitled to work in Britain were incomplete, as he held a tourist visa.
- 19 September 2026, standard.co.uk: [Deliveroo rider jailed after raping unconscious woman he found in street](https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/deliveroo-rider-raped-unconscious-woman-b1297597.html). A man using a Deliveroo rider account illegally was jailed for 21 years for raping an unconscious woman in west London. Deliveroo said he was not a verified rider and that it had strengthened platform-access controls.

- [Deliveroo deep dive](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09?entity=deliveroo&view=deep-dive)
- [Deliveroo PDF report](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09/reports/deliveroo.pdf)

### Uber Eats

**Tesco tie-up leads Uber Eats’ September coverage**

Uber Eats ranked 2nd of 5 by average monthly share of coverage (26.8%) in the UK Food Delivery & Meal Kits benchmark for September 2026, with 75 mentions and a net tone of +27.

Uber Eats’ September profile was led by its expanded Tesco relationship, including the half-price Doorbell Drops hosting bundle and a UK-wide outdoor campaign promoting grocery delivery through the app. Restaurant partnerships included Hungry Horse’s 12-week delivery trial across 31 pubs and Pizza Pilgrims’ addition of its menu to the platform nationwide. The company also named Jinseon Korean BBQ its 2026 UK Restaurant of the Year, awarding the Coventry restaurant £100,000. Uber Eats ranked second with 75 mentions, representing 26.8% of tracked-company mentions. Grocery and rapid delivery was the largest subject area with 27 mentions, followed by restaurants, commissions and partnerships with 20, and riders, couriers and employment rights with 15. Rider-related reporting included an Oxford graduate’s account of delivery earnings and costs, assaults and road collisions involving couriers, while consumer and service coverage included Uber Eats’ response after a delivery person entered a Belfast customer’s home.

Key messages:

- Uber Eats accounted for 26.8% of tracked-company mentions and ranked #2 among 5 in September 2026.
- Coverage concentrated on Grocery & Rapid Delivery and Restaurants, Commissions & Partnerships.
- 75 captured company mentions were recorded in September 2026.
- Tesco and Uber Eats launched the Doorbell Drops hosting bundle — The Grocer.

Leading themes:

- Grocery & Rapid Delivery: 36.0% of Uber Eats's coverage (theme index 1, net tone +48)
- Restaurants, Commissions & Partnerships: 26.7% of Uber Eats's coverage (theme index 1.4, net tone +85)
- Riders, Couriers & Employment Rights: 20.0% of Uber Eats's coverage (theme index 2.05, net tone −67)

Notable positive coverage:

- 1 September 2026, famouscampaigns.com: [Tesco drops the weekly shop straight into Uber Eats’ bag](https://www.famouscampaigns.com/2026/09/tesco-drops-the-weekly-shop-straight-into-uber-eats-bag/). Tesco and Uber Eats have launched a UK-wide outdoor campaign promoting grocery delivery through the Uber Eats app. The campaign uses special-build and digital out-of-home advertising to position Uber Eats as a channel for Tesco weekly shops.
- 14 September 2026, thegrocer.co.uk: [Tesco and Uber Eats launch 'last-minute hosting' bundle](https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/news/tesco-and-uber-eats-launch-last-minute-hosting-bundle/723548.article). Tesco and Uber Eats have launched a half-price Doorbell Drops bundle for last-minute hosting essentials. The promotion follows Tesco's expansion onto Uber Eats and Deliveroo for rapid grocery delivery.
- 14 September 2026, retailtimes.co.uk: [Uber Eats and Tesco launch Doorbell Drops as new research reveals Brits’ hosting anxiety](https://retailtimes.co.uk/uber-eats-and-tesco-launch-doorbell-drops-as-new-research-reveals-brits-hosting-anxiety/). Uber Eats and Tesco have launched Doorbell Drops, a half-price range of hosting essentials available through rapid grocery delivery. The campaign follows the expansion of Tesco's UK partnership with Uber Eats, including Clubcard benefits.

Notable negative coverage:

- 23 September 2026, bbc.co.uk: [Alcohol delivery on apps 'played part' in Jarrow man's death](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cw1l67p2n7q2o). The family of a Jarrow man who died from alcohol abuse is seeking restrictions on alcohol purchases through rapid-delivery apps after he frequently used Uber Eats. Uber Eats said it is committed to responsible alcohol delivery.
- 13 September 2026, dailymail.com: [Brothers attacked driver after he took too long to drop off McDonald's](https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16128057/Two-brothers-vicious-attack-Uber-Eats-delivery-driver-McDonalds-burgers.html). Two brothers received community orders after assaulting an Uber Eats courier whom they blamed for a delayed McDonald's order. They were also ordered to complete unpaid work and compensate the driver.
- 13 September 2026, thesun.co.uk: [Thug brothers attacked Uber Eats driver in 'vicious' assault after he took too long to deliver McDonald's burgers](https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/40369982/brothers-assault-uber-eats-driver-mcdonalds-delivery/). Two brothers were sentenced after assaulting an Uber Eats courier in Chatham, Kent, over a perceived late McDonald's delivery. The driver suffered a split lip and bloodshot eye.

- [Uber Eats deep dive](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09?entity=ubereats&view=deep-dive)
- [Uber Eats PDF report](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09/reports/ubereats.pdf)

### Just Eat

**Awards, retail delivery and sponsorship cuts shaped Just Eat’s coverage**

Just Eat ranked 3rd of 5 by average monthly share of coverage (21.4%) in the UK Food Delivery & Meal Kits benchmark for September 2026, with 60 mentions and a net tone of +20.

Just Eat’s September coverage led with its customer-voted UK takeaway awards, which recognised nine regional winners and supported its 20th-anniversary promotion. The company ranked third with 21.4% of tracked-company mentions, representing 60 mentions. Restaurants, commissions and partnerships was the largest subject area with 19 mentions, followed by grocery and rapid delivery with 13 and financial results and ownership with 11. Reporting also covered the launch of 24/7 Superdrug deliveries in parts of London, following the partnership’s rollout to 329 UK stores. Leadership and strategy stories included the early termination of Just Eat’s £40m-a-year Champions League sponsorship and associated sponsorship-team redundancies, alongside former grocery head Dana Grabiner’s departure for Hilbert. Other coverage included the Greggs designer-handbag promotion and Just Eat’s investigation of an alleged parcel theft by a courier.

Key messages:

- Just Eat accounted for 21.4% of tracked-company mentions and ranked #3 among 5 in September 2026.
- Coverage concentrated on Restaurants, Commissions & Partnerships and Grocery & Rapid Delivery.
- 60 captured company mentions were recorded in September 2026.
- UK takeaway awards naming nine regional winners — Restaurant Online

Leading themes:

- Restaurants, Commissions & Partnerships: 31.7% of Just Eat's coverage (theme index 1.74, net tone +95)
- Grocery & Rapid Delivery: 21.7% of Just Eat's coverage (theme index 0.54, net tone +38)
- Financial Results & Ownership: 18.3% of Just Eat's coverage (theme index 1.49, net tone −27)

Notable positive coverage:

- 14 September 2026, retailgazette.co.uk: [Greggs and Just Eat to give away designer handbags for London Fashion Week](https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2026/09/greggs-just-eat-handbag/). Just Eat and Greggs will offer qualifying customers the chance to receive pre-loved designer handbags with selected lunch orders during London Fashion Week. The limited promotion will run in selected UK cities on 17 September.
- 15 September 2026, 365retail.co.uk: [Greggs And Just Eat Launch Designer Bag Giveaway For LFW](https://365retail.co.uk/greggs-and-just-eat-launch-designer-bag-giveaway-for-lfw/). Greggs and Just Eat are running a London Fashion Week promotion in which qualifying £20-plus Greggs delivery orders can receive a pre-loved designer handbag. The limited giveaway will operate through selected stores in Manchester, London, Leeds and Edinburgh.
- 16 September 2026, edp24.co.uk: [Independent café launches Just Eat delivery service for full menu](https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/26555065.tom-gs-watton-caf-launches-just-eat-delivery-service/). Independent Watton café Tom and G's has launched its full menu on Just Eat. The new delivery offering includes burgers, loaded fries and fry-ups.

Notable negative coverage:

- 4 September 2026, cityam.com: [Just Eat slashes sponsorship team as it axes £40m Champions League deal a year early](https://www.cityam.com/just-eat-slashes-sponsorship-team-as-it-axes-40m-champions-league-deal-a-year-early/). Just Eat ended its £40m-a-year Champions League sponsorship agreement a year early and made most of its sponsorship team redundant as part of cost-cutting. It will remain a Europa League and Conference League sponsor for the season.
- 18 September 2026, thegrocer.co.uk: [Pavement Overload: campaign film highlights delivery bot danger](https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/comment-and-opinion/pavement-overload-campaign-film-highlights-delivery-bot-danger/723791.article). Living Streets called for an immediate ban on pavement food-delivery robots used by firms including Just Eat, citing footage of robots colliding with or obstructing disabled pedestrians.
- 28 September 2026, renfrewshire24.co.uk: [Johnstone dessert shop warns of false refund claims](https://www.renfrewshire24.co.uk/2026/09/28/johnstone-dessert-shop-warns-of-false-refund-claims/). A Johnstone dessert shop says it has seen more allegedly fraudulent Just Eat refund claims and may report repeat claimants to the platform. Just Eat says it uses checks to identify refund abuse and asks for photographic evidence for damaged-food claims.

- [Just Eat deep dive](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09?entity=justeat&view=deep-dive)
- [Just Eat PDF report](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09/reports/justeat.pdf)

### HelloFresh

**Profit warning dominates HelloFresh’s September profile**

HelloFresh ranked 4th of 5 by average monthly share of coverage (9.6%) in the UK Food Delivery & Meal Kits benchmark for September 2026, with 27 mentions and a net tone of −26.

HelloFresh’s second profit warning of 2026 led its September coverage, as the company cut revenue and adjusted EBITDA guidance after reduced marketing spending weakened back-to-school customer acquisition. Yahoo Finance reported a sharp share-price fall following the announcement, while Yahoo Finance Singapore said analysts questioned execution of the recovery strategy. HelloFresh recorded 27 mentions, representing 9.6% of tracked-company mentions and placing it fourth among the tracked companies. Financial results and ownership accounted for 22 mentions, compared with four for meal kits and subscriptions and one for technology and innovation. InternetRetailing also reported HelloFresh UK data showing that orders of recipe boxes containing at least 30 plants a week had more than doubled over five years. The Grocer’s report on Remy’s recipe-to-basket tool noted that HelloFresh had launched a similar recipe-extraction feature in June, although without shoppable baskets.

Key messages:

- HelloFresh accounted for 9.6% of tracked-company mentions and ranked #4 among 5 in September 2026.
- Coverage concentrated on Financial Results & Ownership and Meal Kits & Subscriptions.
- 27 captured company mentions were recorded in September 2026.
- Second profit warning and a 14% share fall — Yahoo Finance Singapore

Leading themes:

- Financial Results & Ownership: 81.5% of HelloFresh's coverage (theme index 12.88, net tone −50)
- Meal Kits & Subscriptions: 14.8% of HelloFresh's coverage (theme index 12.49, net tone +100)
- Technology & Innovation: 3.7% of HelloFresh's coverage (theme index 0.85, net tone 0)

Notable positive coverage:

- 16 September 2026, internetretailing.net: [HelloFresh data reveals how subscription retailers can spot emerging consumer trends](https://internetretailing.net/hellofresh-data-reveals-how-subscription-retailers-can-spot-emerging-consumer-trends/). HelloFresh UK says orders of recipe boxes containing 30 or more plants per week have more than doubled over five years. The company presents its first-party data as evidence that demand for plant diversity and gut-health-focused meals is growing.
- 15 September 2026, ad-hoc-news.de: [HelloFresh stock heads into the open after a 2.1% Xetra gain](https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/corporate-news/hellofresh-stock-heads-into-the-open-after-a-2-1-percent-xetra-gain/70103572). HelloFresh shares rose 2.1% to €2.79 on Xetra, closing at the top of the day’s trading range. The article notes the stock remains in the lower part of its 52-week range and has no scheduled company event that day.

Notable negative coverage:

- 25 September 2026, finance.yahoo.com: [HelloFresh trims outlook as customer growth falters](https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/hellofresh-trims-outlook-customer-growth-061846349.html). HelloFresh cut its 2026 revenue and adjusted EBITDA outlook after weaker-than-expected back-to-school customer acquisition. Its shares fell sharply following the announcement.
- 25 September 2026, sg.finance.yahoo.com: [HelloFresh shares sink 14% after second profit warning](https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/hellofresh-shares-sink-14-second-064212869.html). HelloFresh issued its second profit warning of 2026, cutting revenue and EBITDA guidance after reduced marketing spending affected customer acquisition. Analysts raised concerns about execution of its recovery strategy.
- 25 September 2026, ad-hoc-news.de: [HelloFresh stock last at EUR 2.28, down 9.9 percent in Xetra trading](https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/nachboerse/hellofresh-stock-last-at-eur-2-28-down-9-9-percent-in-xetra-trading/70185116). HelloFresh shares fell 9.9% after the company issued its second 2026 profit warning and reduced its revenue and adjusted EBITDA outlook. Analysts lowered targets while retaining mixed recommendations.

- [HelloFresh deep dive](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09?entity=hellofresh&view=deep-dive)
- [HelloFresh PDF report](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09/reports/hellofresh.pdf)

### Gousto

**Leadership succession and AI initiatives define Gousto’s September profile**

Gousto ranked 5th of 5 by average monthly share of coverage (3.6%) in the UK Food Delivery & Meal Kits benchmark for September 2026, with 10 mentions and a net tone of +80.

Gousto founder and chief executive Timo Boldt announced that he would step down after nearly 15 years, moving to a board-director role when a successor is appointed in 2027. Separately, Gousto Ireland reported using an engineer-built AI coding harness to reduce website development cycles from about three weeks to one week while retaining engineering review controls. Gousto also launched What The Food, an AI-powered scanner explaining 101 commonly misunderstood food ingredients, with contributions from Katherine Ryan and nutritionist Rob Hobson. Gousto recorded 10 mentions, representing 3.6% of tracked-company mentions and placing it fifth in the competitive ranking. Technology and innovation was the largest subject area with four mentions, while meal kits and subscriptions accounted for three and leadership and strategy for three. Wider sector articles covered Gousto’s referral incentives and included its festive meal kit in a Christmas dinner-box roundup alongside HelloFresh.

Key messages:

- Gousto accounted for 3.6% of tracked-company mentions and ranked #5 among 5 in September 2026.
- Coverage concentrated on Technology & Innovation and Meal Kits & Subscriptions.
- 10 captured company mentions were recorded in September 2026.
- Gousto founder to step down from CEO role after 15 years — The Grocer

Leading themes:

- Technology & Innovation: 40.0% of Gousto's coverage (theme index 13.5, net tone +100)
- Meal Kits & Subscriptions: 30.0% of Gousto's coverage (theme index 20.25, net tone +100)
- Leadership & Strategy: 30.0% of Gousto's coverage (theme index 16.2, net tone +33)

Notable positive coverage:

- 17 September 2026, thegrocer.co.uk: [Gousto founder to step down from CEO role after 15 years](https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/news/gousto-founder-to-step-down-from-ceo-role-after-15-years/723694.article). Gousto founder and CEO Timo Boldt will step down after nearly 15 years to become a board director, with a successor expected in the first half of next year. The company reports more than £340m in annual revenue, record adjusted EBITDA of £45m in 2025 and plans to expand its mainstream dinner proposition.
- 24 September 2026, grocerygazette.co.uk: [How Gousto used AI guardrails to speed up Ireland website development](https://www.grocerygazette.co.uk/2026/09/24/how-gousto-used-ai/). Gousto Ireland used an engineer-built AI coding harness to speed up website and pricing-page changes while maintaining engineering review controls. The company said development cycles fell from about three weeks to one week, with ambitions for two-day cycles.
- 22 September 2026, walesonline.co.uk: [New scanner explains meanings of food ingredients no-one understands](https://www.walesonline.co.uk/whats-on/food-drink-news/new-scanner-explains-meanings-food-34652310). Gousto has launched What the Food, an AI-powered ingredient-explainer tool and scanner for UK shoppers. The tool translates complex packaged-food ingredient labels into simpler definitions.

- [Gousto deep dive](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09?entity=gousto&view=deep-dive)
- [Gousto PDF report](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09/reports/gousto.pdf)

## Methodology

- **Share of coverage**: an organisation's mentions divided by all mentions of the organisations tracked in the same sector that month, in UK earned media. It is the central measure of media visibility in Omniscan benchmarks. "Average monthly share" is the mean of the monthly shares across the reporting period.
- **Mention**: one article that covers an organisation, classified as positive, neutral or negative in tone. Articles are deduplicated, and an organisation's own websites and passing sponsorship name-checks are excluded, so only earned media counts.
- **Net tone**: positive mentions minus negative mentions, as a percentage of all mentions (range −100 to +100).
- **Themes**: every article is assigned to one of the sector's editorial themes. A theme index above 1 means the organisation is covered on that theme more than its peers are; below 1 means less.
- **Calculation**: every figure is computed directly from the classified articles; narrative summaries are checked against those figures.
- **Sources**: UK national and international, trade and specialist, regional and local, and aggregator and syndication earned media.

## Other UK Food Delivery & Meal Kits editions

- [UK food delivery & meal kits media reputation tracker – 2026 year to date](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-ytd.md)
- [UK food delivery & meal kits media reputation tracker – H1 2026](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-h1.md)
- [UK food delivery & meal kits media reputation tracker – July 2026](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-07.md)
- [UK food delivery & meal kits media reputation tracker – August 2026](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-08.md)
- [All Omniscan media benchmarks](https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks.md)

## How to cite

Omniscan, "UK food delivery & meal kits media reputation tracker", September 2026 (1 September 2026–30 September 2026), published 4 October 2026. https://www.omniscan.ai/benchmarks/uk-food-delivery-meal-kits-2026-09