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Deliveroo shares sink 31% in London debut
Pressure mounts on City’s efforts to boost profile as tech and listings hub post-Brexit
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Food-delivery startup Deliveroo Holdings sank as much as 31 per cent in its London debut after its initial public offering raised £1.5 billion, putting pressure on the City’s efforts to boost its profile as a technology and listings hub post-Brexit. It is one of the steepest trading debut falls for a major company on the London market for years.
The stock traded at 292 pence as of 8.21am in London, down from the IPO price of 390 pence a share, which was the bottom end of an initial range. Beset by concerns about its dual-class structure and workers rights, Deliveroo is the first of London’s top five deals this year not to price at the highest targeted valuation, data compiled by Bloomberg News show.

DGAP Voting Rights Announcement: HelloFresh SE HelloFresh SE: Release according to Article 40, Section 1 of the WpHG [the German Securities Trading Act] with the objective of Europe-wide distribution

Friday, 19 March 2021, 9:49 am
 
Strong progress in 2020:
carbon emissions at production facilities decreased from 5.5
to 2.4 grams per dollar of revenue*; remaining emissions
were successfully offset
Food waste
in operations reduced by a third on a per dollar of
revenue*; 73% of excess food was donated to charitable
organisations
First-time
sustainability targets announced; targets will significantly
impact reduction of carbon emissions and food
waste
HelloFresh, the world’s leading
meal kit provider, announces that it has exceeded its
sustainability plans for 2020 and will further expand its
efforts for 2021 and beyond. The recently published
Sustainability Report 2020 highlights key achievements, in
line with the “Sustainable Development Goals” defined by

EQM launches online retail growth fund via HANetf
Etsy, Peloton, HelloFresh among holdings
Fitness service Peloton is among the holdings available to investors
EQM Indexes has launched a thematic ETF targeting online retailers via the HANetf platform.
The Global Online Retail UCITS ETF (IBUY) will offer investors access to a global basket of developed and emerging market companies which derive 60% of more of their revenue from online retail and marketplace commerce.
It will track the EQM Global Online Retail Growth index, which is revenue-weighted with a maximum of 25% exposure to emerging markets.
Available to investors for a total expense ratio of 0.69%, some key holdings at launch include Etsy, HelloFresh, Peloton and Delivery Hero.

As part of its carbon offset, HelloFresh is supporting a project that captures methane emitted from farms.
As one of the world’s largest meal kit providers, German company HelloFresh is setting a clear precedent for sustainable growth by establishing concrete goals on emissions and food waste reduction by 2022.
While the company has said that it exceeded its sustainability plans for 2020, it intends to further expand its efforts for 2021 and beyond. HelloFresh's recently published Sustainability Report 2020 highlights key achievements, in line with the "Sustainable Development Goals" defined by the United Nations. The report also details HelloFresh's plans for this year, including — for the first time — unveiling its emissions and food waste reduction targets. 

DGAP Voting Rights Announcement: HelloFresh SE HelloFresh SE: Release according to Article 40, Section 1 of the WpHG [the German Securities Trading Act] with the objective of Europe-wide distribution

DGAP Voting Rights Announcement: HelloFresh SE HelloFresh SE: Release according to Article 40, Section 1 of the WpHG [the German Securities Trading Act] with the objective of Europe-wide distribution

DGAP Voting Rights Announcement: HelloFresh SE HelloFresh SE: Release according to Article 40, Section 1 of the WpHG [the German Securities Trading Act] with the objective of Europe-wide distribution

Chief executive of German meal-kit company says HelloFresh has overtaken My Food Bag.

Meal Kit Monday: A Review of Dinnerly
January 18, 2021
Jacqui Wedewer/The Daily Meal
Meal kit services have been around for years, but there are so many options that it can be overwhelming to figure out which one to choose. To help cut through the noise, I tried nine different meal kits that cater to various types of home chefs so you don't have to. I’ll be posting an honest review about my experience with a different meal kit every Monday.
People sign up for meal kit services for a plethora of reasons: to improve their cooking skills, cut down their grocery bill, or simply because cooking dinner every night gets old. But no matter the reason, it's not always easy to find the right one for you. Sure, there's the classics like HelloFresh and Blue Apron, but those can be expensive, especially if you're trying to budget in the New Year. Enter Dinnerly. The meal kit service prides itself on being affordable and fuss-free. Dinnerly sends ingredients and recipes straight to your door for a weekly cost and you can cancel at any time. I recently tried one week's worth of Dinnerly's meals; this is what I thought. 

Get the nostalgic cookie dough delivered with your meal kit.

Meal Kit Monday: A Review of Purple Carrot
January 11, 2021
Jacqui Wedewer/The Daily Meal
Meal kit services have been around for years, but there are so many options that it can be overwhelming to figure out which one to choose. To help cut through the noise, I tried nine different meal kits that cater to various types of home chefs so you don't have to. I’ll be posting an honest review about my experience with a different meal kit every Monday.
If one of your New Year's resolutions is to improve your cooking skills then a meal kit can be a great way to learn - but you may be struggling to find the right one for you. Sure, there's the classics like HelloFresh and Blue Apron, but if you live a plant-based lifestyle, it's hard to find a service with enough options suited to your diet. Enter Purple Carrot. The 100% vegan meal kit service sends ingredients and recipes straight to your door for a weekly cost and you can cancel at any time. I recently tried one week's worth of Purple Carrot's meals; this is what I thought. 

Tasty healthy food delivery services to try
CNN
1/7/2021
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Factor
Another new year, another round of resolutions, right? And after so many months of being quarantined (which translates to countless loaves of banana bread, indulgent takeout orders, emptied bottles of wine and canceled fitness classes), perhaps this year, even more than most, has "eat better" at the top of your goals list.
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FreshlyFit
Luckily, healthy meal delivery services offer delicious, convenient options perfect for anyone ready to make a few dietary changes — from those looking to try keto or eat gluten-free to those who want to go vegan or cut down on calories. And whether you love to cook or are practically allergic to the kitchen, there's a service just right for you. Here are a few to get you — and the new year — started right. And if you're looking for more ideas, check out our stories on our favorite general meal delivery services, keto-friendly meal delivery services and food delivery services for vegetarians.

A wine delivery, club or subscription makes for an excellent gift but which one is best for your wine-loving Valentine.

Best Meal Delivery Service: Green Chef, HelloFresh
CNN
1/1/2021
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Hungryroot
Winter is here, and the pandemic still is too, which means that meal delivery services are now perhaps at their most useful. Since they can send you anything from gourmet ingredients to premade meals that can be ready in three minutes in a microwave, they can be a true treat if you're hunkering down for the next few months.
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We've rounded up seven of our favorite meal kit delivery services, perfect for a variety of needs. Whether you're feeding hungry kids, watching your carb count, going vegan or working on your chef skills, there's a service for you. For more meal delivery ideas, check out our roundup of keto-friendly meal delivery, vegetarian-friendly meal delivery and meat delivery services too.

5 meal kit delivery services that offer quick, easy dinners
Reviewed.com
12/2/2020
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5 meal kit delivery services that offer quick, easy dinners
— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission.
After somehow managing to cook a full Thanksgiving meal for two, the last thing I want to do this week (and honestly for the foreseeable future) is cook another complicated, multi-dish meal. Maybe you took advantage of Cyber Monday savings and purchased an Instant Pot or air fryer, and now you’re wondering what to cook in them.
Or maybe, like me, you forgot to buy one (whoops!) and you’d rather let someone else brainstorm your weeknight menus for you. Read on to find out our picks for quick and easy dinners from meal kit delivery services we love.

50 stores having massive Cyber Monday 2020 sales you won't want to miss
Reviewed.com
11/29/2020
Isabelle Kagan
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50 stores having massive Cyber Monday 2020 sales you won't want to miss
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It's Cyber weekend, and while the shopping holiday is shaping up to look a bit differently this year thanks to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the stellar savings we expect to see come Cyber Monday 2020 remain the same. 
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50 stores having massive Cyber Monday 2020 sales you won't want to miss
Reviewed.com
11/29/2020
Isabelle Kagan
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50 stores having massive Cyber Monday 2020 sales you won't want to miss
— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission.
It's Cyber weekend, and while the shopping holiday is shaping up to look a bit differently this year thanks to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the stellar savings we expect to see come Cyber Monday 2020 remain the same. 
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20 more people report symptoms after eating spoiled fish from Hello Fresh
Wed, 11 Nov 2020, 7:41PM
In a message to customers who ordered the meal kit, Hello Fresh apologised for the issue.
20 more people report symptoms after eating spoiled fish from Hello Fresh
Wed, 11 Nov 2020, 7:41PM
At least 20 people have now reported symptoms of food poisoning to health authorities after eating spoiled fish from food delivery service Hello Fresh.
An Auckland Regional Public Health Service (ARPHS) spokesperson said that in the last 24 hours it has received around 20 calls from people who ate the food provided by the meal kit company.
When fish isn't chilled properly, it can produce histamine that can be toxic to humans leading to scombroid poisoning, according to the New Zealand Food Safety website.

Best Meal Delivery Service: Green Chef, HelloFresh
CNN
8/26/2020
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Farm Fresh To You
As more and more Americans are now choosing to work from home amid the coronavirus pandemic, they've also been buying toilet paper and sanitizing wipes in bulk — not to mention clearing grocery stores of bread, pasta, frozen pizzas and other staples. One easy way to avoid encountering empty aisles and practice social distancing? Meal kit delivery services that package up everything you need and send it straight to your doorstep.
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Home Chef
We've rounded up six of our favorite meal kit delivery services, perfect for a variety of needs. Whether you're feeding hungry kids, watching your carb count, going vegan or working on your chef skills, there's a service for you. Let those shoppers eat their frozen pizzas — you may be staying in, but you'll still be dining in style.

HelloFresh recalling meals containing onions over salmonella concerns
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J. Scott Applewhite/AP
Onions are displayed with summer fruits and vegetables at a farmers market in Falls Church, Va., Saturday, July 28, 2017. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
By:
Sam Cohen
and last updated 2020-08-19 14:46:32-04
A nationwide onion recall this summer is hitting meal prep kits. HelloFresh is urging customers to throw away onions from certain meals recently shipped out.
The meal prep home delivery company says they were informed by one of their suppliers it is voluntarily recalling onions because of a potential presence of salmonella bacteria.
Thomson International, Inc., based in California,

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The restaurant landscape has transformed rapidly since the start of the novel coronavirus pandemic. While the most common change has been switching to pick-up and delivery only, some businesses have found more creative ways to bring in revenue while meeting the needs of their communities. As CNN reports, some restaurants that have been forced to turn away diners are reopening to sell groceries.
With more people feeding themselves at home and stocking up on food, once-common pantry staples have become harder to find. Everything from flour to peanut butter has disappeared from supermarket shelves. Restaurants, meanwhile, are facing the opposite problem—restrictions placed on gathering in public means much of their inventory is going unsold. Selling raw ingredients directly to consumers is an innovative solution.