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About Pulp
Pulp is a French click & collect platform that connects local takeout restaurants with customers for streamlined ordering. The startup, founded in 2019, operates in the Food and Beverage industry and is headquartered in France. Pulp's last investment was a Seed Round investment at 26 March 2020, with Thomas Rebaud bein...
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Click And Collect Platform, Restaurant Technology, Digital Ordering Solutions, Online Visibility Management, Customer Experience Enhancement, Local Restaurant Connectivity, Streamlined Ordering, Payment Solutions, Food Tech, Order And Pay App, QR Code Technology, Takeout Restaurants, Online Presence Management
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