How NHS, police and fire service workers can get up to 60% off supermarket food
NHS, police and fire service workers can get up to 60 per cent off supermarket food from a little-known discount retailer.
Company Shop Group is a small chain, which buys surplus food from supermarkets that would otherwise go to waste, and then sells it for up to 60 per cent less in its stores.
It stocks everything from food to household goods to garden and pet care with products from the likes of Aldi, Asda, Co-op, Iceland, Lidl, Ocado, M&S, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Tesco and Waitrose.
Company Shop Group says its goal is to protect the planet and minimise environmental waste, which it does by selling stock retailers can't shift.
This could be anything from food with a short shelf-life that's been oversupplied to products with damaged boxes or items with old packaging or branding on them.
Other examples of items stocked include discontinued lines, trial products, and stock with foreign labels.
She said she was invited to go along to one of the branches of the with her mother-in-law, who has a membership.
While there, Georgie nabbed £16 worth of items including "loads of brands and supermarkets, even Waitrose", while she even grabbed her son a couple of M&S school jumpers for just £1 each.
The items she picked up were mostly short dated, but she says she'll just "bung it in the freezer" as it's "such a help in short weeks."
It is completely free to sign up and, once approved, shoppers are issued with a membership card that they show in-store.
But Company Shop Group isn't alone. Many food and drink clearance supermarkets and websites exist - including , Too Good To Go and Olio - so you could save yourself cash on every shop.
This bride and groom didn't spend hundreds on catering - instead they got a food waste charity to create their wedding menu.
Over 100 organisations have signed the Step Up To The Plate pledge to tackle the global fight against food waste.
While this school is installing full stocked community fridges to help starving families and hungry pupils.
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