Direct to Consumer

The healthy snack maker will leverage OrderGroove to support product subscriptions and predictive text-to-reorder programs for DTC consumers.

Following years of limited distribution, the unique "hot coffee in a can" will now sell nationally with Amazon Prime eligibility.

The pet products company has integrated its "Serve Smart Feeder" with Amazon’s button-based replenishment service to let consumers automatically reorder dog food.

Currently available exclusively for Amazon Prime members, the proprietary brand launched with dry dog food but will expand to other product categories.

The company moved its Alamo Red sauce brand into the e-commerce realm with a direct-to-consumer website and online shipping-friendly PVC packaging.

When Allrecipes members click on meal ideas requiring dips or salad dressing, Hidden Valley products can be added to their shopping carts for same-day delivery from AmazonFresh.

HairSil will end limited-distribution deals with Walmart, Walgreens and Meijer to focus on e-commerce.

Walmart.com is now selling more than 150 meal kits and other food boxes. Will subscription services follow?