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Colleges add c-store delivery

Students in five states can now have a Slurpee and a bag of Doritos brought to their dorm room.

Peter Romeo, Editor at Large

December 1, 2015

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Colleges in five states have partnered with 7-Eleven and a third-party service to offer delivery of ready-to-eat foods from the c-store chain to on-campus students.

The students will be charged a $2.99 fee to have Slurpees, chicken wings, pizzas, sandwiches and other foods delivered to the doors of their on-campus housing facilities, 7-Eleven jointly announced today with its partner in the venture, Tapingo.

Other products from nearby 7-Elevens can also be delivered.

Tapingo, an app-based delivery service, already offers delivery on about 100 college campuses from such restaurant chains as Chipotle Mexican Grill and Taco Bueno. The new arrangement adds 7-Eleven’s specialties to the mix of options.

The deal extends to selected colleges in California, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Arizona and Maryland.

About the Author

Peter Romeo

Editor at Large

Peter Romeo has covered the restaurant industry since 1984 for a variety of media. As Editor At Large for Restaurant Business, his current beats are government affairs, labor and family dining. He is also the publication's unofficial historian.  

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