Foodhaul, a new Chicago startup, aims to be the next big thing in food delivery by building its own in-house restaurant brands and delivering them from a central kitchen, without relying on third-party delivery platforms, reports the Chicago Tribune.
The service, which offers a variety of culinary concepts at a flat $5 delivery fee, is funded by investment firm Grow Forward, which invests in other local brands such as Mighty Vine tomatoes, Local Foods, and HandCutFoods. Foodhaul shares a 6,000-square-foot kitchen with HandCut in the back of Local Foods’ store. Full Story
Related: Sweetgreen Acquires D.C.-Based Delivery Service; Amazon Pulls Plug on Restaurant Delivery Service.
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Chicago Startup Eliminates Third-Party Delivery Platforms
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