Online food delivery service Artizone announced that it shut down.
The service, which started in 2012 in Chicago, supplied upscale artisan products from local vendors. It was a side business for Artizone, an Israel-based software company.
Artizone's grocery service depended heavily on money allocated from profits made from a project based out of Israel in which Artizone provided software maintenance services for a software company for the past six years, said co-founder and Chief Operating Officer Lior Lavy.
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