US based transportation network company Uberserves its users in many different areas. In addition to the car calling service, the platform also differentiates itself in food and parcel delivery issues that are not yet available in Turkey.

First established in 2014 Uber Eats Uber’s platform for online food ordering and delivery, parcel delivery and courier services. The platform, which is used in more than 6,000 cities in 45 countries, has now broken new ground.

Uber Eats will order marijuana at home

Uber Eats in Canada starting today order marijuana started. An online cannabis dealer leafy developed under the project in collaboration with the company based in Toronto, Canada. 19 years and older Uber Eats users can order marijuana through the platform.

According to Leafly, the move has registered Uber Eats as the first third-party food ordering platform to deliver cannabis. According to the statements, users in Toronto directly Via the Uber Eats app can purchase these products. The products will come from licensed retailers of CanSell, an Ontario-based cannabis education program.

According to the statement, users can choose from the menus, just like when ordering food, by entering the “Cannabis” section in the application. Uber Eats requires users to verify their age before making this selection. In addition, CanSell is certified post-delivery personnel. Age Verification will have to happen.

Hope to prevent users from driving under the influence of cannabis

Leafly and Uber with this move to conquer the underground marijuana market will help and users avoid driving under the influence of cannabis He says he hopes. Leafly CEO Yoko Miyashita also made a statement to people with this move. safe and legal cannabis indicates that they want to help sell.

It’s unclear if these deliveries will come to the rest of Canada. Uber, on the other hand, has no plans for the US at the moment; because the legality of cannabis varies widely from state to state in the country, he says.

Canada, in 2018 legalizing the consumption and sale of marijuana. With the decision to liberalize recreational cannabis use, Canada was one of the few countries to take this step nationwide.