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Thank you. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, October 18th.

You know, it seems like we do a lot of reminiscing about what things were like during the

pandemic, huh? But it's hard to ignore such an historic change in the way people worked and lived

and the impact those changes have had on businesses. One of the sectors affected was

meal kit businesses. Companies like Blue Aprons spiced up dinner time when they burst on the scene

about a decade back.

Your subscription box arrived with everything you needed for a tasty dish, no shopping, and minimal chopping required.

Busy professionals love the concept, and within a few years the company had a $2 billion valuation and an IPO.

After that, the company has had its ups and downs, with one of the lows being a

stock price of less than a dollar. But then folks were told to stay home. With restaurants closed

and the same old spaghetti dinners not cutting it, meal kits boomed. Suddenly, you could have beef

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