JD.com responds to the "0 Yuan Purchase" war for takeout: It is not involved at all

2025-07-17 18:08:51

On July 17, JD.com responded to the First Financial Daily regarding the recent subsidy war in the food delivery industry, saying that the "0 Yuan Purchase" and "18-18" and other vicious subsidies for food delivery are manifestations of serious internal competition and vicious competition, and JD.com has not participated in them at all. JD.com said that it has focused on three aspects since March this year: reducing industry commissions; paying five insurances and one housing fund for riders and signing formal labor contracts; and promoting quality food delivery so that everyone can eat with peace of mind.

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