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Imperfect Foods is one of those rare companies that provides exactly what its name tells you it does. The food delivery service, founded in 2015, sends its customers imperfect — or “ugly” — produce.

Imperfect Foods also announced a new partnership with Apeel Sciences. It's national stop food waste day, and one online grocer rooted in sustainability is doubling down on its efforts to fight climate ...

Imperfect Foods, an online grocer targeting the reduction food waste across the food system, has hired Dan Park as its new CEO to drive the company's future chapter of growth. Park is joining the ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Imperfect Foods closed a $72 million Series C funding round led by Insight Partners. Funds will be used for continued expansion of the grocery delivery service across the United States ...

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Imperfect Foods completed a Series D funding round worth $95 million, the company said Jan. 21. The direct-to-consumer outfit is moving beyond fresh foods with own-brand health and beauty products.

Imperfect Foods is relocating its distribution center in Severn to a larger space in Hanover, part of a national expansion for the food subscription service. The San Francisco-based company is leaving ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Imperfect Foods announced it received a commitment to fund $95 million in a Series D growth investment. The Series D financing will be led by Insight Partners, which led the company’s ...

NY Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Let’s be honest, our current food system needs some work. However, ...

This summer, Imperfect Foods employees heard interim CEO Steve Nave say something that caught many of them off-guard. "We are not a sustainability company," Nave said during an all-staff meeting, ...