&gt; That being said, there&#x27;s nothing stopping DoorDash from buying food from In-N-Out and delivering it to people. They just can&#x27;t use the logo.<p>If DoorDash is buying food and selling it to customers, then there are two areas where I can see problems, aside from the trademark issue:<p>(1) Storing, transporting, and selling food to customers is fairly regulated and requires inspection and permits. Does DoorDash have these?<p>(2) Even if DoorDash was legally permitted to <i>sell</i> food at retail, the places DoorDash is getting food from are themselves in the retail food trade but not generally in the wholesale trade; if DoorDash is a reseller, then selling <i>to</i> DoorDash is wholesale food trade, which is regulated differently, and by different agencies. The places DoorDash is <i>buying</i> food are, one would expect, generally <i>not</i> properly permitted to <i>sell</i> to resellers.<p>(IIRC, normal restaurant delivery services are contracted with the restaurants, which not only handles trademark issues, but also structures the transaction as a sale by the restaurant to the consumer -- where the delivery service may act as a contracted payment intermediary -- with the delivery service then being paid by the restaurant for delivering the food to the customer.)