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I enjoy mealkits, but it seems like it would be trivial for existing grocery stores to swoop in if/when this model gains broad popularity. I could see Costco,
by saturdaysaint 9y ago
I enjoy mealkits, but it seems like it would be trivial for existing grocery stores to swoop in if/when this model gains broad popularity. I could see Costco, which already has an upscale prepared foods department, offering Blue Apron/Freshly style meals at 50%-60% of the cost if they determined that they could sell a few hundred meals a week. I don't see what the moat for these businesses is.
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- petra 9y agoDon't worry. Nestle knows how to make money from food commodities.
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- mrcsparker 9y agoGrocery stores in Houston already offer this. HEB, Whole Foods, Central Market, and a few others have prepared meals. It is also inexpensive and the meals tend to be good Is this in other cities?
- petra 9y agoHow inexpensive are they ?