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Comparing Goodfood with other meal kit services.

Goodfood (formerly known as Culiniste) was launched in January 2015 in Montreal. The founders, Jonathan Ferrari and Neil Cuggy, were inspired by the many companies in the United States whom offer meal kit delivery service. As with many of these services, Goodfood delivers the exact quantity of ingredients needed in a refrigerated box along with all the necessary instructions. Once the customer has his box in hand, all that is left to do is cook. The box is delivered even if you are not at home, and it is refrigerated to keep your ingredients fresh. Once the meal kit is delivered, all you must do is put your ingredients in the fridge.

 

Goodfood currently delivers across Quebec, Ontario and the Maritimes (New-Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island). Goodfood is planning on to expand its territory in the upcoming months and start delivering to Western Canada.

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How Goodfood works

To benefit from Goodfood services, you must subscribe to them. Then, each week you can select 2 to 4 recipes out of the 7 offered by Goodfood. You will then receive a box with all the necessary ingredients as well as detailed recipe cards. Your ingredients are delivered in a box with thermal protection and icepacks which keeps the meals fresh during transportation. The delivery man has instructions to leave to box at your doorstep if nobody is home. Most of the ingredients keep for a week after the box is delivered.

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A bit of history of Goodfood

Goodfood was founded in January 2015 under the name Culiniste by Jonathan Ferrari and Neil Cuggy. During the winter of 2015-2016, Culiniste changes its name to Marché Goodfood. This choice was made to better penetrate the Ontario market. In early 2016, the company announces that it has closed over $1 million in a financing round led by edō Capital. In June 2017, Goodfood goes public (TSE: FOOD), raising over $20 million in financing and being valued at over $100 million. Goodfood was therefore the first ready-to-cook company to be listed on the stock exchange. Blue Apron, a company operating in the United States, went public a few weeks later on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: APRN). Currently Marché Goodfood has approximately 30,000 subscribers and reports monthly revenues of $2 million.

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Comparing Goodfood

Across Canada, there are many companies that offer similar services as Goodfood does. The basis stays the same, having a box delivered to your doorstep, with fresh ingredients and recipe cards to go with them. Some stand out with a few more options when selecting your weekly menu. Take Cook it for example, they offer ready-to-eat meals in your weekly order (to be heated) while MissFresh offers a selection of tea or coffee. Goodfood offers meals for 2 or 4 people, MissFresh (2,4 or 6 portions) and Cook it (2,3,4, or 6 portions) offer even more flexibility.

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Comparison of meal kits services in Canada

To be included in this comparison, businesses must deliver at home throughout Quebec and have been in service for at least 1 year. Companies meeting these criteria are: Cook It™, GoodFood™, Chefs plate™ and MissFresh™. If you notice an error, please contact us as soon as possible using the form at the bottom of this page. Only plans with recipe choices are considered.

Cook itTM Chefs PlateTM GoodFood TM MissFreshTM HelloFreshMC

Website

www.chefcookit.com www.chefsplate.com www.makegoodfood.ca www.missfresh.com www.hellofresh.ca
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Headquater located in

Montreal Toronto Montreal Monteal Toronto

Delivery zones

Quebec and Ontario Everywhere in Canada Everywhere in Canada Everywhere in Canada Everywhere in Canada

Collect boxes and icepacks
(in the Montreal area)

Yes No No No No

Offer ready-to-eat meals

Yes No No Yes No

Offers add-on products

Yes No Yes Yes No

Gluten-free options

Yes No Yes No Yes

Price for 3 meals for 2 people

$77.00 $59.94 $82.44 $65.94 $82.99

Price for 3 meals for 3 people

$92.00 n.d. n.d. n.d. n.d.

Price for 3 meals for 4 people

$132.00 $107.88 $140.88 $119.88 $139.99

Price for 3 meals for 6 people

$159.00 n.d. n.d. $170.82 n.d.


Subscription without commitments

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Can change the number of recipes and portion anytime

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

New menu every week

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Offers a rewards program

Star Chef program No No No No

Smallest box (recipes)

1 2 2 2 3

Biggest box (recipes)

7 4 4 7 4

Number of recipes offered per week (regular subscription)

14 12 12 14 15

100% Meat without added hormones

Yes No No No Yes

Latest news

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This site is a Cook It ™ initiative to provide a comparison of the various ready-to-cook services. All data compiled in the table comes directly from government registers and COOK IT ™, GOODFOOD ™, CHEF’S PLATE ™ and MISSFRESH ™ business registers. In order to allow a detailed analysis, we selected 19 criteria of 100% quantitative comparison, that is to say based on data that can be verified at any time. The package of 3 selected recipes, being the best-selling product in the industry, was chosen for price comparison. Companies are ranked, from left to right, in order of foundation, then alphabetical in case of equality. If you notice an error, or wish to add a comparison criterion, please contact us as soon as possible at info@comparaisonpretacuisiner.ca.