Wolt in the news

Lyko partners with Wolt, a global delivery technology company.

Wolt and Lyko partnered to offer over 72,000 beauty and personal care products from 1,000 brands through the Wolt app in Sweden, Finland, and Norway.

Wolt and Lyko have partnered to offer beauty, haircare, and personal care products via the Wolt app in the Nordics, expanding Wolt's retail offerings.

Lyko and Wolt launched a Nordic delivery partnership to offer beauty and hygiene products through the Wolt app from 34 Lyko stores.

More Luxembourgers use Wolt for food and essential deliveries while vacationing abroad, finding convenience and translated menus helpful.

Wolt introduced a new Split Payments feature in Romania for group orders, allowing individual payments and automatic cost division.

Wolt saw a large surge in courier applications in Finland after implementing new rules to ban shared accounts and require identity verification for couriers.

Wolt received 27,000 applications for courier positions after implementing a ban on account sharing, signaling a significant shift in its delivery operations.

Wolt has become an integral part of the Cypriot market, expanding its services beyond food delivery to become a comprehensive digital marketplace, supporting local businesses and utilizing AI, while actively participating in policy discussions on platform work.

State expenditures for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residences totaled nearly 2.7 million shekels over 18 months, with significant spending on food, maintenance, and numerous redacted items.

Wolt Enterprises is projected to grow its global employee count to 8,208 by March 2026, marking a 65.5% increase from 2023.

Israeli food delivery orders surged during the FIFA 2026 World Cup, with pizza and ice cream leading the increase, according to Wolt data.

A Wolt courier in Copenhagen displayed Hamas symbols on a delivery bag, raising concerns about safety and leading to a company investigation.

Wolt denies allegations of courier exploitation and unfair pay practices in Luxembourg, stating it is phasing out subcontractor partnerships and that payment model changes do not reduce overall earnings.

Wolt data shows a significant increase in food delivery orders for pizza, burgers, and ice cream in Israel during the World Cup, with peak orders occurring just before matches.

Food delivery workers for Efood and Wolt are striking during the World Cup final due to unsafe working conditions, low wages, and a recent death of a colleague.

GUT LA developed a DoorDash World Cup campaign that enabled fandom by transforming the logo into a live scoreboard and collaborating globally with Wolt and Deliveroo.