HelloFresh shuts Richmond meal-kit plant, chops several hundred jobs
HelloFresh, which delivers meal kits that can be quickly prepared and cooked by the consumer of the food, will shut its plant in Richmond, effective on Dec. 11 of this year.coronavirus outbreak
in the summer of 2020 that sickened 171 workers who stated that social distancing was difficult due to the plant’s cramped conditions. Germany-based HelloFresh, the largest meal-kit service provider in the United States, notified state labor officials in a WARN notice that the company had decided to close the plant and jettison 611 jobs.
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