"The Board and management extend their sincere gratitude to Lou for her significant contribution to My Food Bag over a number of years and wish her the very best for the future," the company said this afternoon.
My Food Bag listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange on March 5 with many first time investors left disappointed as the stock fell after listing amid high expectations.
The shares opened trading on the NZX at $1.76, down 5 per cent on the initial public offer price of $1.85, and ended the day at $1.74, down 6 per cent.
Across the Tasman on the ASX on opening day, the stock at one stage fell A27c, or 14.6 per cent, to A$1.58 before recovering to be down about 5 per cent.
The company's stock has continued to trade below its offer price, trading around the $1.50 mark.
It debuted on the sharemarket with an initial market cap of just under $450 million.
The firm had been pondering a sharemarket float for around three years, but began working in earnest toward listing in mid-2020.
Since launching in 2013, the business - co-founded by Cecilia Robinson and her husband James Robinson, with celebrity chef and nutritionist Nadia Lim and her husband Carlos Bagrie, and former Telecom chief executive Theresa Gattung - has delivered more than 84 million meals to Kiwis through its four brands: My Food Bag, Bargain Box, Fresh Start and MADE.