Canada-based thrifter Victoria (@victoria.scholes) sits in her car, holding a plastic grocery store bag. “My first time ...

For two days, I left my breakfast, lunch and dinner up to an app called Too Good to Go. It’s a Danish company that aims to put surplus food and beverages destined for the trash into the hands of ...

The excitement of picking up a bag purchased through Too Good To Go, a popular app that allows its users to pick up so-called ...

As a social impact company, Too Good To Go is on a mission to inspire and empower everyone to fight food waste together. Homescreen heroes This is part of a regular series of articles exploring ...

one app is looking to end food waste at a discounted price. Launched in 2016 in Denmark, Too Good To Go was started as a way to reduce food waste. While the company has been around for almost a ...

An app called Too Good to Go lets businesses sell surplus food at a deep discount. The app recently launched in the Triangle and aims to cut down on food waste. As much as 40% of the food we ...

Too Good To Go, a mobile app that helps restaurants, bakeries and markets peddle surplus food at huge discounts to bargain hunters with late-night cravings, is taking orders now in Columbus.

Restaurants have the flexibility to add as many surprise bags as they want depending on the day, with the option to totally skip a day if they sell all of their product at full price. Additionally ...

Whole Foods Market has announced a new initiative aimed at reducing food waste. The grocery chain is partnering with Too Good To Go, an app that connects consumers with discounted surplus food ...

Food waste is a major contributor to global warming, but a free mobile app called Too Good To Go is working to address the issue. The app connects consumers with restaurants, bakeries, cafes ...

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increasing food waste. That’s where Too Good to Go comes in, a Denmark-based app founded in 2015 that allows businesses to sell mystery bags of unsold food at the end of the day at a discounted price.