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Walmart Now Offering Blue Apron Meal Kits Online

Meals can be purchased without a subscription. The meals can be purchased without a subscription on Walmart's website, giving the meal-kit company the ability to scale its "e-commerce presence."

Jeniece Drake

June 2, 2022

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Shoppers now can go to Walmart.com and purchase Blue Apron meal kits without a subscription, and Blue Apron will directly fulfill the boxes. 

The partnership between the Bentonville, Ark.-based retailer and New York-based Blue Apron gives the meal-kit company the ability to scale its "e-commerce presence and introduce restaurant-quality meals without a subscription to a new group of customers who may not have considered meal kits before,” Blue Apron Chief Marketing Officer Dani Simpson said in a news release.

“This is just the beginning, and we look forward to expanding the offering throughout the year,” Simpson continued.

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Through Walmart.com, Blue Apron will offer four meal kits that server up to 12 people. Recipes include Cheese Crisp Burgers with Dijonnaise, Arugula & Balsamic Onions; and Rosemary & Panko Chicken with Roasted Potatoes & Creamy Lemon Sauce. Also available are Blue Apron’s Heat & Eat meals, already prepared, single-serve meals that are ready to eat in five minutes or less.  

Blue Apron is the “first and only meal-kit provider on the Walmart Marketplace platform,” according to a release, and the company will also be participating in the Walmart Weekend online savings event (exclusively for Walmart members) that runs from June 2-5.  

"At Walmart, finding ways to help our customers live a little better each day is at the heart of everything we do," said Sheetal Patel, general manager of food consumables, health and wellness, for Walmart U.S. Marketplace, in a news release. "These fantastic meal solutions will make it easier and faster for busy families and individuals to discover, plan, prepare and enjoy delicious and quality meals.”

 

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