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Have food waste apps succeeded in their mission – or are they missing the point?

Summary by The Independent
What began as a clever way to save surplus food from going to waste has turned into a viral phenomenon, with TikTokers eagerly unboxing £3 mystery bags from Pret and Aldi. Isobel Lewis investigates the apps that provide this service to understand if they’re really helping solve our food waste problem

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Have food waste apps succeeded in their mission – or are they missing the point?

What began as a clever way to save surplus food from going to waste has turned into a viral phenomenon, with TikTokers eagerly unboxing £3 mystery bags from Pret and Aldi. Isobel Lewis investigates the apps that provide this service to understand if they’re really helping solve our food waste problem

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