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You can get it from the corporations, they'll even pay you to take it away. They just don't want to be liable when somebody get sick or dies after they've gifte
by luckylion 5y ago
You can get it from the corporations, they'll even pay you to take it away. They just don't want to be liable when somebody get sick or dies after they've gifted them some product that regulations rule has to be disposed of. If you're willing to take that risk and you can convince the government to license you, you can feed a lot of people.
- crooked-v 5y agoI've also seen a rise in services that sell end-of-day-but-still-good leftovers from restaurants and cafes (bagels, taco meat, rice balls, etc) as cheap 'mystery bag' bundles direct to consumer.
- akudha 5y agoI was once in Dunkin Donuts quite late (10 pm, I think). They gave any perishable food item left, for free. I got some doughnuts. I guess they could just give away the leftover food at the end of the day. Though the logistics of it wouldn’t be easy