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.

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

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.

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

Grubhub, which has been acquired by Wonder, is set to reduce its workforce by more than 20%, affecting around 500 employees.

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.