Philadelphia-based Misfits Market joins four other firms that recently announced layoffs in Dallas-Fort Worth since the start of the year.
, a sustainable grocery experience. The acquisition aimed to put the combined business on track to $1 billion in sales and reach profitability by early 2024.
“We arrived at a consolidation strategy built around a distributed network of smaller fulfillment centers to support our first-party delivery by Imperfect Foods’ own driver network, reducing the need for large centralized facilities like the one in Fort Worth,” Shuman said. “As tough as this decision was, we believe this will positively impact our customer experience and help us streamline our operations, better leverage our capacity and reduce costs and waste.
Last week, two companies, Transdev Inc. and Bedding Acquisition LLC, announced layoffs for 157 employees in North Texas. The week before,
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