Two Chicago companies have partnered to bring healthy, ready-made meals meals right to your doorstep.
Factor 75, a personal chef service that makes ready-to-eat high performance meals, announced a partnership with Artizone on Thursday. Artizone is an online food delivery company that specializes in locally-sourced artisanal foods. In June it announced a partnership with Peapod, allowing Chicago's food delivery giant to carry Artizone's products.
Factor 75 says its ingredients have optimal levels of carbohydrates, proteins, healthy fat and micronutrients designed for "performance-driven individuals." The partnership with Artizone will make it even easier for customers to get access to healthy foods, Factor 75 Founder and CEO Nick Wernimont said in a news release.
"Whether you're cooking your own meals or having us cook for you, our goal is to help you eat better so you can live better," Wernimont said. "This objective fits perfectly with artizone's platform and offerings. Through our partnership with artizone you can get our fresh, delicious meals delivered to your door while getting the highest quality ingredients delivered for the times you want to cook. It's a true one-stop shop."
Factor 75's menu changes weekly, but such items include Superfood bitesfor $6.25 and a Bacon-based Bison Burger for $15.70.
"Factor 75 and artizone.com are both local companies committed to providingChicago-area customers with access to better, higher quality foods," said Lior Lavy, Artizone COO. "This partnership is a natural merging of a love of eating well and living better."
Artizone customers can order Factor 75 products by 8 p.m. Monday to receive their items by Tuesday evening, the company said. Artizone is also located in Dallas and is opening an Austin location this month. Factor 75 launched in Chicago in 2013 and sources organic and local ingredients.
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