CHICAGO — artizone (www.artizone.com), the only online shop for farm-raised meat, local organic produce, small batch breads and artisanal products introduces a new service, "Farmers Market on Demand," allowing customers to have over 60 artisans offering produce, dairy, seafood, breads, meats, artisanal jarred goods and condiments delivered to your door in approximately one hour.
"Farmers Market on Demand" will be available from 10 a.m. throughout the day with two-hour delivery windows. The "Farmers Market on Demand" service will be available throughout the Chicagoland area for a flat delivery fee of $5.95 at www.artizone.com/chicago.
Customers will now have a more rapid method of procuring heirloom products, pasture-raised, grass-fed meats, hormone free dairy and organic produce. artizone has worked closely with their artisan network to select a comprehensive collection of inspired artisanal products that can be moved directly into the hands of food enthusiasts – effectively and efficiently.
artizone has curated an exceptional collection of products that customers really would like within the hour. Working hand in hand with the artisans, artizone is offering Goodness Greeness organic produce boxes which have been developed exclusively for this service, hand-milled bread with locally produced wheat from Pleasant House Bakery, and the highest quality meats from TJ's Poultry, Mint Creek Farm and Red Meat Market.
"This is an exciting moment for artizone as we bring everything together: technology, operational excellence and the love of food to provide our customers with this unrivaled service," says Lior Lavy COO. "Our strong artisan connections have enabled us to create a solid roster of artisan products that customers really need and want. We now can expedite fresh foodstuffs from the farmers markets, swiftly and directly into homes," Lavy adds.
artizone, Ltd. is an online grocery shopping and home delivery business operating in Chicago, IL and Dallas, TX. Founded by parents who love to cook, it currently serves over 10,000 homes and sources its products from close to 250 specialty local shops in Chicago, Dallas and Denver including local butchers, fish mongers, cheese purveyors, farmers, bakers and many more. For more information please visit www.artizone.com.
Source: artizone
