Uber Eats will be available on grocery delivery service Instacart in a head-turning deal that could pave the way for further collaboration between the erstwhile rivals.
Between the lines: Both companies, along with some of their top competitors, are already working together to finance a ballot question that would allow their drivers and delivery workers to continue to operate as independent contractors instead of employees.
How it works: Instacart is adding a "Restaurants" tab in the coming weeks — and it'll be serviced by Uber Eats drivers, who deliver food from hundreds of thousands of restaurants.
