NatureBox Announces Its Corporate Snacking Program In Compliance With CDC Guidelines for Reopening Offices
Survey results show 47% of employees expect to continue working from home for the next 3+ months
NatureBox, the ultimate resource for healthy consumer and corporate snacks, announced its new approach to corporate snacking: Corporate Snacking 3.0. This is an all-in-one automated solution delivering personalized corporate snack boxes directly to employees at home or the office. Given the CDC’s newly released COVID-19 Employer Information of Office Building guidelines, this allows you to deliver snacking perks to your employees, no matter where they’re working.
“At NatureBox we are leveraging our years of e-commerce and direct to consumer snack delivery. There is no reason companies cannot continue to offer great snack perks in the time of COVID. Snacks provide some nourishment during the workday but, help reduce burnout, most importantly, boost morale and retention,” said John Occhipinti, CEO of NatureBox.
Snacks have long been considered one of the top-demanded perks in the office, but delivering snacks to employees with the updated CDC guidelines requires a new approach to traditional micro-kitchen setups with communal bulk bins. In compliance, NatureBox is now offering single-serve and individual-serve snacks to avoid traditional communal snacks.
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While food perks are highly valued in the office, the same is true when working from home. In a recent survey from NatureBox, 75% of remote employees agreed that “having a corporate subsidized snacking pantry at home would be a huge boost in employee morale.” Unlike other snack delivery boxes, NatureBox provides employees the freedom to choose their own snacks just as if they were stopping by the breakroom. Given that 77% of employees want the ability to choose their own snacks versus having a variety box sent to them, this freedom of choice is core to NatureBox’s snacking program.
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