https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveknox/2025/01/06/transforming-grocery-shopping-with-ai-powered-personalization
In a world where personalized experiences are increasingly central to consumer satisfaction, Ben McKean has built Hungryroot into a leader in the personalized grocery service industry. McKean, who founded the company in 2015, shares his journey from a traditional packaged food business to a cutting-edge, AI-driven platform that tailors grocery shopping to customers’ goals and
Transforming Grocery Shopping With AI-Powered Personalization
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