Founded in Copenhagen in 2016, Too Good To Go has termed itself 'the world's largest surplus food marketplace,' enabling food businesses to sell surplus items at a reduced price. Currently boasting over 100 million users and 175,000 partners in 19 countries, the app serves as an innovative method to fight food waste. In Romford, local establishments from eateries to supermarkets actively participate by offering packages of food, from hot meals to grocery staples, thereby encouraging sustainable consumption and supporting local businesses.
Founded in 2016, Too Good To Go has emerged as the world's largest surplus food marketplace, encouraging consumers to purchase surplus food and reduce waste.
The app connects over 100 million users with 175,000 partners globally, creating a community committed to fighting food waste while enjoying discounted food.
In Romford, various local businesses including restaurants, cafes, and supermarkets provide 'surprise packages' of surplus food, promoting sustainable consumption.
With a notable presence in Romford, eateries like Mangal Meze and Wenzel's Bakers offer consumers affordable, surplus food options through the Too Good To Go app.
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