Unique partnership goes live to reduce Bay Area food waste
At the same time millions of people nationwide are struggling to afford enough food for their families, the USDA says more than a third of all food is wasted and goes uneaten each year. Too Good To Go and Whole Foods have teamed up to change the narrative and reduce food waste in the Bay Area, while also offering a way to get high-quality food at a fraction of the price.
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