
Picture this: You just got home, it’s been dark since 5 p.m., and you’re ordering Uber Eats (again) because the grocery store requires energy that you don’t have. Sound familiar?
I mean, it’s only something most of us experience every day from November to February.
With HelloFresh, cooking requires minimal effort — and they’re offering $20 off of your first three boxes as a Valentine’s Day treat. (*Hint date night idea hint.*)
We know that cooking every night can seem like a big undertaking — but when pre-measured ingredients for meals you chose are ready and waiting at your door, a giant chunk of the “ugh” disappears. Read more…
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AxleHire, a last-mile logistics startup that facilitates deliveries for companies like HelloFresh, Freshly, Sunbasket, La Boulangerie and others, has raised $4.3 million from Acorn Pacific, RGA Ventures and others.
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HelloFresh, the Berlin-based cooking kit delivery company, priced its IPO at the middle of its expected range at €10.25, or roughly $11.91. This means that the company could raise up to €318 million in the offering, or $369 million. The timing of the IPO may come as a surprise to some, given that competitor Blue Apron recently had a lackluster public debut.