Food-share apps seeking to help environment


A Karma app user collecting his food, ordered through the food-sharing app, from a Coco Di Mama food outlet – a store partnered with the Karma app – in London. — Photos: AFP

LONDON: Jack Convery pops into a London branch of Italian eatery Coco di Mama to grab a cut-price lunch ordered on his smartphone's food-sharing app Karma.

The 27-year-old Amazon employee – with an eye for a bargain and for helping the environment – uses a mobile phone app that sells surplus food from hundreds of UK restaurants at discounted prices.

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