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Customers Can Pick up Pastries, Cookies and Bread at a Fraction of Their Retail Price Across 12 Participating M&S Stores in Northern Ireland
The bags contain three to four bakery items and cost £3.80, offering shoppers up to £6.40 in savings, M&S said.
- On September 14, a British retailer launched a partnership with Too Good across 35 stores in Scotland, including Aberdeen, Dundee, Glasgow, and Paisley, to reduce food waste.
- Globally, around 40% of all food produced is wasted, amounting to 2.5 billion tonnes annually, prompting retailers to address surplus products through new partnerships.
- Shoppers can purchase bakery "surprise bags" containing three to four items for £3.80 through the Too Good app on Google Play or the App Store, saving up to £6.40.
- Chelsea Kerr, Managing Director at Too Good, said the firm is "delighted to be partnering with" the retailer to make surplus food available to more customers across Ireland.
- This initiative supports the retailer's wider waste-reduction strategy, building on prior efforts that redistributed over 130 million meals to charities via Neighbourly.
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Customers can pick up pastries, cookies and bread at a fraction of their retail price across 12 participating M&S stores in Northern Ireland
Launched today in M&S Craigavon, the new partnership with Too Good To Go will allow customers to pick up pastries, cookies and bread worth at least £10.20 at 12 local participating M&S stores
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M&S launches 'first-ever' Too Good to Go bag
M&S has partnered with Too Good to Go to offer its “first-ever” Too Good to Go bag containing surplus bakery products. The launch takes place after a trial in select stores across the UK. It is part of the retailer’s wider Plan A programme, which aims to halve food waste by 2030. The bags will...
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