You can’t scroll social media these days without stumbling across an ad for an imperfect produce subscription. These grocery delivery services claim you can save the planet — and your wallet — by ...

Two eco-focused online grocers, Misfits Market and Imperfect Foods, are joining forces in a transaction that will expand their sustainability reach and push their combined sales above $1 billion.

Based in Philadelphia and founded in 2018, Misfits Market offers mostly organic produce (according to its website, a "vast majority") sourced from "hand-picked farms and food hubs across the Americas, ...

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Thanks to an impending acquisition, two “ugly” food brands — Philly-founded Misfits Market and online grocer Imperfect Foods — will soon be united. Misfits Market announced its planned acquisition ...

Misfits Market has announced plans to acquire fellow online grocer Imperfect Foods, both of which aim to tackle the problem of food waste by salvaging aesthetically flawed yet edible produce that ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Three former executives at Amazon have been named to new leadership positions at Imperfect Foods, an online grocer seeking to eliminate food waste and build a better food system. Corey ...

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Imperfect Foods is laying off workers and mostly leaving San Francisco. The grocery delivery startup will soon vacate its 38,000-square-feet warehouse at 1616 Donner Avenue in Bayview, cutting about ...

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In the age of sustainability and environmental consciousness, an exciting movement has emerged companies selling “ugly food.” These organizations focus on reducing food waste by giving a second life ...