The company focuses on packaged meals, dips and pizza.

The agency said the meal sites can now run through Sept. 30.

Retail sales saw a surge as more people stayed home to cook.

Innovation is part of the Freshly meal delivery service Nestle acquired in November.

The Ag Secretary previously extended the waiver until the end of this year.

The retailer partnered with local restaurants to give consumers a dine-out meal at home.

The Cincy grocer is partnering with a software specialist on delivery for prepared meals.

Requirements pertaining to fruits and vegetables would be loosened.