89% less CO2. Delivered.

No — it's why we use bikes. E-bikes cut through Central London traffic for 30-minute individual deliveries, and electric cargo bikes carry 20–50 meals per run for scheduled group orders. A diesel van does neither well in the City at lunchtime.

From Ordit's own fleet report covering Q1 2023 to Q2 2024: per-kilometre emissions measured for each vehicle type (pushbikes 25.52g, e-bikes 26.9g, electric cargo bikes 30.91g CO2/km) against the 254.76g/km diesel van benchmark — 27 tonnes of CO2 avoided in total.

Yes. All 13 Central London postcode areas — the City, Canary Wharf and the West End included — are served by the same fleet of e-bikes, electric cargo bikes and pushbikes. Larger orders that will not fit on a bike travel by van.

Everything is cooked to order. Replacing or supplementing a corporate cafeteria with Ordit means no kitchen infrastructure, no staffing and no end-of-day waste — meals are only made when someone orders one.

Yes. The per-kilometre figures and fleet data are available to clients, and your account manager can provide the detail your sustainability team needs.