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The Wondry. I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, April 14th. Say, how's that grocery delivery going for you? Sure, these days it may seem wise to avoid walking into a supermarket, but the wide berth we're giving Kroger and Albertsons

and company is causing problems for overburdened grocery delivery services. In many cities,

delivery slots from Instacart and Amazon Fresh are in higher demand than a toilet paper.

Just yesterday, Amazon announced that it would put new online grocery customers on a wait list.

That's after they've hired 100,000 extra workers.

Now they're planning to hire 75,000 more.

So if Amazon, with its army of workers, can't get your groceries to you on time,

what's a shopper to do? Well, many are trying to find a workaround by buying produce and some groceries from online farm to kitchen vendors. But if you think you found a solution to delays,

think again, startups like Farmbox, Hungry Harvest, and Imperfect Foods are also under strain.

They're scrambling to keep up with our sudden yen for everything from fresh spinach to ugly avocados.

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