Amazon.com’s AMZN online grocery delivery service, AmazonFresh, recently partnered with Hungryroot to distribute ready-to-eat meals in continental U.S. While the meals will initially be distributed on ...

The country’s largest grocers are adapting to new shopping habits with a hybrid model that combines their brick-and-mortar footprint with online advertising platforms. Although Amazon paved the way ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Hungryroot, the latest meals-to-your-door startup in what ...

Does the idea of transforming vegetables into noodles sound weird but kind of appetizing? Well, that’s what a startup called Hungryroot is offering, and now it’s expanding. The company launched ...

Brownies made of black beans and cookies made of chickpeas are among the unusual recipes found on Hungryroot. Launched last year, the New York-based meal kit startup focuses on vegetable-based natural ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about plant-based foods. “More products are becoming available to consumers,” Hungryroot CEO and founder Ben McKean said.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Hungryroot is excited to announce its repositioning as the first and only personalized online grocery service that makes it easy to eat well—and feel great—every day.