Deliverd uses downtime at cafes, bars – even a homeless charity kitchen – to make your lunch

There’s no shortage of tech-infused ways to get a meal delivered. Postmates and Deliveroo will pick up a dish from a local restaurant for you; GrubHub, JustEat and the like do the same for takeaway food, while subscription services like NatureBox and Graze can send you a steady stream of snacks. Deliverd is entering the market with a UK-focused service that delivers healthy, freshly prepared lunches – but the interesting part is how they’re prepared, and the advantage this could give the startup against its competition. Developed at the Dotforge Social Ventures accelerator in Sheffield, northern England, Deliverd has its meals prepared…

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