This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A new app in the Kansas ...

Stark County residents now can save perishable food from restaurants and stores before it hits the waste bin. The popular app Too Good To Go has made its way to the Canton area, giving community ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) – The Too Good to Go mobile app, which allows users to purchase surplus food from local businesses, is now available in Hampton Roads. When participating businesses have ...

Restaurants have the flexibility to add as many surprise bags as they want depending on the day, with the option to totally skip a day if they sell all of their product at full price. Additionally, ...

An app-based service aimed at reducing food waste officially launched Wednesday in Hampton Roads. Too Good To Go, a marketplace for surplus food, connects local businesses — large national chains and ...

When restaurants, bakeries, and other food producers in St. Louis have saleable items left at the end of the day, they have a new option for getting it into consumers’ hands: Too Good To Go, an app in ...

Too Good To Go, a mobile app that helps restaurants, bakeries and markets peddle surplus food at huge discounts to bargain hunters with late-night cravings, is taking orders now in Columbus. The app ...

Food waste is a major contributor to global warming, but a free mobile app called Too Good To Go is working to address the issue. The app connects consumers with restaurants, bakeries, cafes, and ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — According to Axios in 2022, Pennsylvanians threw away 2.89 million tons of food. 16% of that food waste came from food services across the state. With that much food going to waste, ...

It's plain and simple: Any food waste is always a shame. Nathan Hamood, the owner and founder of Dessert Oasis, with four metro Detroit locations, says his team puts a lot of care into the cheesecakes ...

A new app aiming to fight food waste has officially launched in Las Vegas, offering surplus food from restaurants, convenience stores and bakeries at a fraction of the cost. Too Good To Go, a ...