New prepared meal company aiming to deliver healthy food at low price

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A new meal delivery business is launching in Houston that's aimed at increasing access to healthy meals at a low price.

"Our mission as a company is to deliver meals that are affordable for anyone, that they can order every day," said founder Aaron Du."A $7 per meal all the time, we’re really a meal service delivery for the little guys," said Du.

The company delivers to homes and apartment complex lobbies within a 20-mile radius of downtown Houston. They also hope to be a solution in food deserts that lack access to fresh, nutritious food.HHA offers programs to help housing voucher recipients reach goals, buy homes Du says they're cutting costs by making meals in large batches, consolidating deliveries in set time windows, and using artificial intelligence to cultivate meal preferences using available ingredients.

"We intend to use a lot of the AI technology to pick up what people are viewing and looking at, through the math of cross-utilizing ingredients," said Du.Du says delivery is free on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, or $6 on other days."Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Mexican you name it. We do have a variety of dietary options, such as vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free," listed Du.He says the first six-month membership is free.

"In the future, we might charge a small fee, a very affordable fee, probably a $6.99 monthly fee for you to be part of the membership," he said.So how does Nosh Simple's prices compare to other meal and food delivery prices?

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