In the middle of a hunt for savings, seeing the appearance of 0.50€ meat trays and 1€ fruit and vegetable cages at Lidl has enough to raise an eyebrow. This anti-gaspi device, still discreet, allows to pay a bite of bread for fresh products that should have ended up in the dumpster. The principle is simple: the staff gathers items close to their consumption deadline and sells them at a floor price. As a result, "zero gaspi" cages at 1€ filled wi…
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In the middle of a hunt for savings, seeing the appearance of 0.50€ meat trays and 1€ fruit and vegetable cages at Lidl has enough to raise an eyebrow. This anti-gaspi device, still discreet, allows to pay a bite of bread for fresh products that should have ended up in the dumpster. The principle is simple: the staff gathers items close to their consumption deadline and sells them at a floor price. As a result, "zero gaspi" cages at 1€ filled wi…