Home » Delipop bankruptcy: a warning for urban logistics start-ups? Delipop bankruptcy: a warning for urban logistics start-ups? Dissolved on July 30 by the Paris Commercial Court, the start-up Delipop, which pooled pedestrian drive-through pickups for several food retailers such as Carrefour and Intermarché via automated lockers, had not found economic stability. This is a strong warning about limitations of automated click & collect solutions in the face of the rise of individual lockers promoted by Mondial Relay, Vinted Go, and others. Through Sophie Baqué. Published on 04 August 2025 à 12h14 - Update on 25 August 2025 à 12h29 Resources After signing deals with retailers such as Monoprix, Intermarché, Bene Bono, La Ruche Qui Dit Oui and Carrefour, Delipop, a start-up operating automated pedestrian drive-throughs for supermarkets (10 stores in Paris at the end of June 2025), was dissolved on July 30 in a ruling by the Paris Commercial Court.… Sophie Baqué automatisationDelipopdeliverye-commercelast mileretail techrobotics Read more Exclusive [mind Retail Exclusive] E.Leclerc invests about €200,000 in a first automated pick-up point Last mile: the new levers of mutualization Daniel Gebler, Picnic: “Like in the Netherlands, we want to launch a reverse logistics service in France and Germany” Exclusive [mind Retail Exclusive] Cora signs with Delipop to pool e-commerce flows The major retail and e-commerce trends of 2025 Thanks to the push of lockers, Vinted turned profitable in 2023
