Food Sharing App London. Biscuits, bread and fresh produce that is approaching its expiry date will be picked up from stores by one of. To be precise, it features home chefs who can offer their goods for delivery to customers in their neighbourhood.
Restaurants, cafes and grocery stores upload details of their surplus food to the karma app and mark it at a 50% discount; Tesco has partnered with food sharing app and social enterprise olio in a new scheme to help reduce food waste in stores across the uk.a view of tesco extra logo outside its store in north london. The premise is appealingly simple:
We work with chefs to help them power up their purchasing in pursuit of the freshest and best value supply with provenance and transparent pricing.
Worldwide (currently in 49 countries) products: There have been a few teething problems with this app but there are also plenty of savings to be had. A journalist from moneysavingexpert managed to pick up four free raisin buns from a posh bakery in north london by using the app. Restaurants looking to reduce food waste and hungry londoners in search of a bargain may both get what they deserve this week, when the app karma launches in the capital.
