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Too Good To Go is a Danish tech startup founded in 2015 with a mission to combat food waste. The app connects customers with local businesses that have surplus food at the end of the day, offering it at a discounted price. By reducing food waste and providing affordable meals, Too Good To Go has gained significant popularity across Europe, inspiring a growing movement towards sustainable consumption.
“To inspire and empower everyone to fight food waste together.”
In 2023, 46% more meals were saved compared to 2022.
Since 2016, Too Good To Go has saved over 300 million meals.
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Too Good to Go is available in several European countries. Please download the app and check what stores are available in your country.
Too Good to Go is available in several European countries. Please download the app and check what stores are available in your country.
This will depend on the store. Sometimes they ask you to bring your own packaging to avoid the use of plastic bags.
Too Good to Go partners with restaurants and stores across Europe to avoid food waste.
They also collaborate with schools and universities to put protecting our planet at the forefront of education.
This will depend on the store. Sometimes they ask you to bring your own packaging to avoid the use of plastic bags.
Too Good to Go partners with restaurants and stores across Europe to avoid food waste.
They also collaborate with schools and universities to put protecting our planet at the forefront of education.
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10% of all greenhouse gas emissions worldwide are caused because of food waste. By selling food at a reduced price from different stores, Too Good To Go is helping reduce this number.
Each meal (1kg) saved from going to waste through Too Good To Go, is equivalent to avoiding 2.7 kg of CO2e emissions. In 2023, 328,554 tonnes CO2e were avoided from entering the Earth’s atmosphere.
Lastly, they have measured their carbon footprint which can be found in their impact report 2023
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25% of freshwater used annualy goes into food that ultimately goes to waste. By selling food at a reduced price from different stores, Too Good To Go is helping reduce this number.
Each meal (1kg) saved from going to waste through Too Good To Go avoids unnecessary use of 810 litres of water.
In 2023, nearly 100 billion litres of unnecessary water being used were saved.
11.5% of all land in the world is used annually to produce food that ultimately goes to waste. In total, this corresponds to a land area larger than China. Additionally, the food system has an impact on biodiversity loss and our environmental ecosystems. When food is wasted, we do not only waste the food in front of us, we also waste all the valuable resources that have gone into creating the food. As such, food waste has a considerable impact on the environment and our planet’s climate. Each meal (1kg) saved from going to waste through Too Good To Go avoids the unnecessary annual use of 2.8 m2 of land.
According to WWF (2021), 40% of the food that we produce globally goes to waste. This means that 2.5 billion tonnes of food is wasted every year. This equates to 80,000 kilograms of food being wasted around the world, every single second.
Over 155.000 businesses are fighting food waste along with Too Good To Go.
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Certified B Corporations have to meet “the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose”. They are also commited to paying the living wage and carried out a gender pay gap audit.