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Chipotle partners with Zoom to promote social distancing

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March 16, 2020

While people all over the U.S. practice social distancing in an effort to help contain the spread of the coronavirus, Chipotle is hoping to deliver some much-needed positive vibes by partnering with Zoom, a remote conferencing firm based in San Jose, California.

On the Zoom meeting app, Chipotle is teaming up with famous super fans to host Chipotle Together, a virtual lunchtime hangout for 3,000 fans that will feature celebrity appearances, Q&As and exclusive content, according to a company press release.

Chipotle is hosting one Chipotle Together session each day this week and is giving select participants free entrée codes in all video meetings.

Colton Underwood of "The Bachelor" is hosting the first session at 2 p.m. EST Monday, where he'll chat with fans and walk them through a funny Chipotle-inspired presentation, according to the release.

All links to the Chipotle Together Zoom meetings will be shared via Chipotle’s Twitter (@chipotletweets). No conference room booking necessary. 

Throughout March, Chipotle is offering free delivery on any Chipotle order $10 or more via the Chipotle app and Chipotle.com. Chipotle has rolled out a series of innovations to elevate the delivery experience for its fans, including:

• Delivery Kitchens, which feature dedicated teams and ingredient stations to prepare digital orders with care
• New tamper-evident packaging seals to help ensure food is untouched during delivery
• A new delivery tracker in app to provide step-by-step real-time updates, so you can follow your meal from the restaurant to your location

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