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Published Tuesday, Jan. 04, 2011 4:53PM EST

Last updated Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011 11:15AM EDT

See how Seema Pabari and her new Toronto company, Tiffinday, deliver India's traditional "tiffin" box lunches to downtown office workers.

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Seema Pabari, president of Tiffinday Inc., prepares lunches for delivery to business people in Toronto's downtown core. The idea came from India, where the majority of lunches in large centres are prepared and delivered this way.
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Reusable containers are washed before being packed with lunches and delivered to people in the downtown core.
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Kitchen staff work to prepare meals at a rented kitchen in Toronto.
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Kitchen staff cook up the food that will be put inside the tiffin boxes.
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Seema Pabari, president of Tiffinday Inc., prepares lunches for delivery to business people in Toronto's downtown core.
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Kitchen staff fill reusable containers with lunches.
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Kitchen staff fill reuseable containers with food.
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Kitchen staff work to prepare meals.
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Seema Pabari, president of Tiffinday Inc., looks over some of the lunch orders before delivering them.
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Seema Pabari, president of Tiffinday Inc., lines up lunch orders before delivering them.
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Seema Pabari, president of Tiffinday Inc., loads up her car with some of the lunches that she will deliver to workers in Toronto's downtown core.
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Seema Pabari, president of Tiffinday Inc., checks out her map book before making a delivery.
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Seema Pabari, president of Tiffinday Inc., makes her way to Avema Corp. for a delivery.
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Workers at Avema open their delivered lunches from Tiffinday.

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