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I was in an urban organic-ish grocer last weekend and I saw they had meal kits. I'm surprised more places don't do this.


Kroger, which is probably the biggest grocery chain accounting for all of the chains under their umbrella, just started rolling out their own last month. Their price point is $14–18 for two, or just under the price of meal kit delivery services but probably still with better margins given their supply chain. I haven't tried them yet but I plan to.

http://www.produceretailer.com/article/videos-article/watch-...


Of course you can also buy a lot of pre-prepped food these days if you're so inclined. That said, I expect the main market here is people who are OK with cooking but just don't want to put a lot of thought into planning, making a shopping list, etc.




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