JOE & THE JUICE has partnered with Uber Eats to scale its fast delivery offering across the UK, as the brand looks to accelerate its digital expansion.

The nationwide partnership gives the juice and coffee chain access to Uber Eats’ extensive delivery network, which spans more than 70 towns and cities and is available to over 90 per cent of the UK population.

Customers will now be able to order a curated selection of JOE & THE JUICE products including juices, functional smoothies, sandwiches, coffees and matcha drinks for on-demand delivery.

The move is designed to strengthen the brand’s omnichannel presence while opening up new ordering occasions throughout the day, particularly around breakfast and functional drinks.

According to Uber Eats data, breakfast was the fastest growing meal occasion on the platform in 2025, with searches for “breakfast” and “coffee” more than doubling year on year. Meanwhile, searches for “matcha” surged by 700 per cent over the same period, highlighting growing consumer appetite for functional, health-led beverages.

Merve Basci said delivery continues to represent a significant growth opportunity for brands operating in the convenience and food-to-go market.

“Partnering with JOE & THE JUICE has really energised our team, a feeling our customers will share as we scale their favourite menu items across the Uber Eats network,” she said.

“Delivery is a massive growth opportunity and our leading tech is fuelling industry-wide momentum, surfacing more of the healthy options that we know our customers love.

“By bringing JOE’s menu to an untapped audience, we’re thrilled to satisfy the nation’s thirst for matcha and more, on demand.”

The partnership forms part of JOE & THE JUICE’s broader strategy to expand its digital and delivery footprint as consumer demand for convenience and at-home ordering continues to grow.

Alongside Uber Eats, the brand is also available through major delivery platforms including Just Eat and Deliveroo.

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