With the rising cost of living and soaring inflation, many Brits are trying to find new ways to stretch wages and reduce food waste. This weekend, shoppers can visit Manchester Arndale’s Too Good To Go pop-up, which aims to spread awareness about food waste and promote ways to reduce it.
This Friday and Saturday (September 16 and 17), the team from Too Good To Go will be at the Arndale, where shoppers will be able to speak to food waste experts for tips on reducing food waste in their homes and businesses.
The free-to-download app has been reviewed extensively on Manchester Evening News, with dozens of city centre stores partnered with the app. In the UK, Too Good To Go has teamed up with over 22,000 food businesses including the likes of Greggs, Pret, Starbucks and Costa, alongside thousands more local independent favourites.
