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Restaurant Brands International Inc.-owned Burger King Corp. said Oct. 15 that it will start offering deliveries via Uber Technologies Inc.'s Uber Eats service across the U.S.
To mark the launch of the partnership, Uber Eats will offer free delivery on Burger King orders worth $15 or more from Oct. 15 through Oct. 27.
Prior to its partnership with Uber Eats, Burger King already offers deliveries with other partners including DoorDash Inc., Postmates Inc. and Grubhub Inc.