Millennial CEO of Too Good To Go started investing money from her first job at age 12—it went towards her first company which sold to Under Armour for $85 million Story by Orianna Rosa Royle • 18h ...

No waste here! Too Good To Go is a multipurpose app that does it all ... shops and manufacturers – just because it hasn’t sold in time,” Too Good To Go’s website explains.

Whole Foods and Too Good to Go have priced the "Prepared Foods Surprise Bags," at $9.99 (worth $30 of food) and the "Bakery Surprise Bags" at $6.99 ($21 worth of food), the companies said.

In its first week here, users already have made 3,600 purchases, a representative said. Too Good To Go launched last week in Cleveland and Cincinnati as well, with more than 50 sellers in each city.

Too Good To Go isn't just a name; it's a mission. The app ensures any extra food restaurants and stores end up in customers' hands at discounted prices.

Too Good To Go has partnerships with over 400 local businesses in the L.A. area. Businesses like Lassen's Natural Foods don't see this as a money maker, but a difference maker.

Launched in 2016 in Denmark, Too Good To Go was started as a way to reduce food waste. While the company has been around for almost a decade, it made its way to Pennsylvania only four years ago.

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Too Good To Go has saved 945,000 tonnes of CO2—the equivalent of flying 3.2 million passengers from Berlin to London. “When I invested in 2016, we were saving around 1,000 meals per day from ...