Blue Apron looks to take bite out of grocery game

Meal kit delivery service Blue Apron has become the first company of
its kind to go public in the U-S.

In just five years Blue Apron has attracted more than one million
customers. It delivers fresh and gourmet ingredients that can be
cooked up for just $10 per meal.

But, as William Denselow reports from New York, investors have shown
a limited appetite for an online service that looks to shake up the
traditional grocery industry.

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