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Why Major Meal Kit Companies Lose 90% of Customers in a Year | WSJ The Economics Of

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HelloFresh, Home Chef, Blue Apron and other prominent meal kit companies are struggling to retain customers. In 2022, about 90% of customers at the five major meal delivery services canceled their subscriptions by the end of the year.

WSJ examines how these food delivery companies, big and small, are competing to find and keep customers in a saturated market with an uncertain future.

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