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EG GROUP has reported that its partnership with a company aiming to reduce food waste and protect the environment has been a huge success. The Blackburn-based company, founded by Mohsin and Zuber Issa, has been working with Too Good To Go, a firm which allows people to buy Magic Bags of surplus from restaurants and retailers rather than letting it go to waste, since October 2020. The Issa brothers company has now reported that a huge amount of food has been supplied since then. EG Group chief operating officer Salim Hasan said: “Surplus food waste is an ongoing concern across the convenience retail and food service sectors.
The coffee chain initially partnered with Too Good To Go in 2018 across 100 stores
Costa Coffee has rolled out its partnership with Too Good To Go across 1,100 stores.
The coffee chain has so far saved 100,000 bags of surplus food since it kicked off the tie-up with the anti-waste app in 2018 with 100 stores, equating to 250 tonnes of CO2 emissions.
The partnership sees customers buy ‘magic bags’ of least three items, varying from toasties, fresh salads and sweet treats, at a cheap price.
“We’re delighted to expand our partnership with Too Good To Go, offering customers the chance to purchase food that would otherwise have gone to waste,” said a Costa Coffee spokeswoman.