Background and Experience
Baveja’s background is rooted in the tech industry, with nearly 15 years of experience under his belt. He has held senior positions with prominent companies such as Just Eat Takeaway and Viagogo.
Reducing Food Waste, One Parcel at a Time.
Too Good To Go Parcels is a platform that connects consumers with surplus food from restaurants, cafes, and food manufacturers. The platform uses a unique algorithm to identify surplus food and match it with consumers who are willing to buy it at a discounted price.
What is Too Good To Go Parcels? Too Good To Go Parcels is a digital platform that aims to reduce food waste by connecting consumers with surplus food from various sources. The platform was founded in 2016 by two entrepreneurs, David Keane and Dominic Cadbury, with the goal of reducing food waste and promoting sustainable food systems. ### How Does it Work? Here are the key steps involved in the process:
£1.5 million has been allocated to support the collection of surplus food from farms, which will be sold to food waste reduction businesses.
New Retail Channel for Food Waste Reduction
The UK Government has introduced a new retail channel that enables food firms to sell commodities to the food waste reduction business. This innovative approach aims to reduce the logistical burden on handling surplus food, making it easier for food firms to dispose of excess produce.
Benefits of the New Retail Channel
How the New Retail Channel Works
The new retail channel allows food firms to sell their surplus food to food waste reduction businesses. This can be done through a variety of means, including online platforms, auctions, or direct sales. The food waste reduction business then collects the surplus food and sells it to consumers, reducing food waste and generating revenue.
UK Government Funding
The UK Government has allocated £1.5 million to support the collection of surplus food from farms. This funding will be used to help charities collect food waste from farms, which will then be sold to food waste reduction businesses.