The world of food has been no stranger to layoffs in 2023. In March, Tyson laid off close to 1,700 workers when it closed two plants in Virginia and Arkansas, according to CNN. In April, Whole Foods announced plans to cut staff on both regional and global support teams, (via CNBC ). The companies cited economic instability, among other factors, as reasons for the layoffs. Now, it looks like June won't be immune to food industry layoffs either, as Grubhub shared in a memo to employees on Monday that it would be eliminating the roles of about 400 workers, or 15% of the company's workforce. The layoffs come as Grubhub attempts to increase sales and profits while keeping up its competitiveness. Grubhub CEO Howard Migdal wrote in the memo that while business levels have been increasing since 2019, costs to maintain operations and current levels of staffing have grown even more.