PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — Gopuff, the Philly-based and founded grocery delivery service, is downsizing.
In a memo obtained by KYW Newsradio, the startup said it is closing and consolidating 76 of its warehouses and cutting about 10% of the workforce.
About 1,500 corporate and warehouse employees are affected by the changes.
In a statement, Gopuff’s founders said they are preparing for a potential economic downturn.
This is the company’s second round of cuts in the past few months.