Food-delivery company Wonder announced a deal to acquire independent media firm Tastemade, which produces original content spanning food, travel, and home and design. Financial terms of the deal weren’t disclosed.

GrubHub laid off 500 employees — 20% of its workforce — less than two months after the food delivery service was acquired by food app delivery rival Wonder. Grubhub’s chief executive, Howard Migdal, addressed employees in a blog post at 7 a.m. Friday.

Food delivery startup Wonder is acquiring media company Tastemade for $90 million, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Wonder, which describes itself as a “new kind of food hall,” has purchased retail media company Tastemade for approximately $90 million.

US-based food ordering and delivery partner Grubhub is set to reduce its workforce by more than 20%, impacting 500 employees. The move follows the company's recent acquisition by Wonder, a New York-based food delivery startup,

The deal gives the food hall-delivery company a media network that will put its restaurant brands in front of millions of viewers.

Culinary brand Wonder has acquired media platform Tastemade for $90 million, part of an effort to create a "super app" focused on food. This article, Tastemade acquired by Wonder for $90 million, was first published at The Desk.