Food will no longer have to go to waste at Whole Foods if it’s close to its expiration date. The grocery store has teamed up with Too Good to Go, an app that creates a marketplace for surplus food.

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Last week, I saved $59 and helped reduce food waste from five L.A. restaurants by eating pastries, Chinese food and lasagna. I also drank two cups of boba tea. For two days, I left my breakfast, lunch ...

Oh man do I love eating and dislike cooking. It’s a conflict-prone combination that lends itself to going out to eat way too much, which has become prohibitively expensive in these inflationary times.

HARRISBURG, Pa. — According to Axios in 2022, Pennsylvanians threw away 2.89 million tons of food. 16% of that food waste came from food services across the state. With that much food going to waste, ...

Stark County residents now can save perishable food from restaurants and stores before it hits the waste bin. The popular app Too Good To Go has made its way to the Canton area, giving community ...

It’s 10 pm on a Wednesday night and I’m standing in Blessed, a south London takeaway joint, half-listening to a fellow customer talking earnestly about Jesus. I’m nodding along, trying to pay ...

When restaurants, bakeries, and other food producers in St. Louis have saleable items left at the end of the day, they have a new option for getting it into consumers’ hands: Too Good To Go, an app in ...

Paolo Zegarelli, owner of Paolo’s of Boca, was looking at a typical end-of-day surplus — assorted slices of pizza left unsold, which under normal circumstances would be tossed in the bin or taken home ...

The food-to-go segment has seen a tumultuous ride over recent years, starting with the pandemic and then followed by high inflation and shifting consumer preferences. Hit hard by Covid-19, producers ...

Too Good To Go is a mobile app that got its start in Denmark in 2016, after one of the founders decided to retrieve food he saw being thrown away at a local grocery store. Its goal is to combat food ...