Tag: meal kits
Hello again, meal kits
- Produce with Pamela
I just wanted someone to take the thinking away from me, but also not feed my family burgers, fried chicken, or pizza – their usual choices for takeout.
The Produce Reporter Week in Review – June 26, 2020
- General News
Pamela talks food prep fatigue, and how it has sent her back into the meal kit universe. Greg talks corn shortages, and both recap the produce industry's first virtual trade show, United Fresh Live.
Is Blue Apron’s NYSE flop a message for meal kits?
- General News
Blue Apron had a good thing going…about 2.5 years ago. Now, almost two years after the company went public, it’s at risk of being delisted from the New York Stock Exchange due to low share value.
The Produce Reporter Week in Review: February 8, 2019
- General NewsGreg and Pamela discuss popular content with The Produce Reporter subscribers, including: Rain in California causing …
Will meal kits work without fresh?
- Analysis
Major meal kit companies are dropping fresh produce in new offerings, and it seems like a good idea – as much as I hate to admit it.
Meal kit provider Blue Apron strips the meat, produce in new offering
- RetailCompany Press Release: NEW YORK–Blue Apron Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: APRN), known for creating incredible meal experiences, …
Kroger expands Home Chef distribution, offers customization online
- RetailCompany Press Release: CINCINNATI and CHICAGO, Feb. 6, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR) and Home Chef announced today …
Chef’d buyer relaunches retail meal kits – with a processed twist
- Featured
Just over six months after buying embattled meal kit company Chef’d, True Food Innovations says it is launching new products aimed at retail.
Del Monte-backed meal kit company launches 5-minute breakfast and lunch
- RetailCompany Press Release: Purple Carrot, the first and only 100% plant-based meal kit company, is announcing Extras, …
Are meal kits on a decline? Study predicts growth shift
- FeaturedA new report from Packaged Facts suggests meal kit sales grew more than 22% in 2018…but that growth is about to take a dive.