Are you too tired from your busy day? Are you not interested in getting your car out of the driveway and driving to a store? Well, fret not, because contactless delivery is a wonderful option made available to you!

This is a delivery procedure that includes little to no contact between the delivery person and the customer. Your food can now simply be left at the doorstep for you to collect once the delivery driver leaves.

This method got rather popular among the surge of the Covid-19 pandemic and was introduced by several food brands around the world and preferred by many customers as well. Of course, it was; it’s the perfect way to respect quarantining boundaries!

Especially in Canada, contactless delivery became one of the biggest trends and habits adopted by several residents. Normal delivery services like UPS and FedEx also introduced the procedure along with many food brands like Pizza Hut and Domino’s. Bed Bath & Beyond is also a brand that has made this delivery option available to its customers. And of course, Zabiha Food is also a part of this change.

This option is especially suitable for people who preferred online shopping and home deliveries in the first place, or at least since the beginning of quarantine and all the havoc created by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Other than contactless delivery, contactless payment has also been established throughout Canada by Mastercard. This enhances the customers’ safety levels along with allowing them to maintain their social distancing without compromising anything to receive deliveries or make payments.

With minimized interaction in payments and deliveries, we can ensure the proper following of Covid-19 SOPS to keep the pandemic as contained as possible and avoid infecting or getting infected by others.

These procedures have been developed and have recently become a norm to ensure top safety and social distancing among the community. This will also save you from the stress and fear of getting infected.

And as far as contactless payment is concerned, it is also best to stick to electronic payments instead of receipts or having to sign any documents. For now, contactless payments are accepted for up to CAD 250, and will soon be accepted in higher sums too.

This is the perfect way to improve social distancing and enhance the safety and comfort of the customers (and any other parties involved) by ensuring contactless deliveries and payments as much as possible.