Certainly not as much, but there is still quite a lot of invisible packaging you don't see up the grocery store supply line.
Just about everything in the grocery store comes in a big cardboard box.
Just about everything in the grocery store comes in a big cardboard box.
blue apron's fault is trying to enter a space too easily replicated by others including the very grocery stores who have everything mostly in place except for the recipes.
it wasn't long after services like Blue Apron came about and were newsworthy before many grocery stores started having prepackaged fresh items you could mix and match for a quick meal.
Also note that the delta is a big big percentage of the base packaging, and I am willing to bet it's over 100%, if not 500%, just cause there are so many packages made from few large boxes.