App aiming to combat food waste launches in Romania
Munch, a platform allowing restaurants, bakeries, stores, and hotels to offer unsold products at discounted prices, is available in Cluj-Napoca, in western Romania.
Simona Fodor · Journalist
· Updated · 1 min read
Munch, a platform allowing restaurants, bakeries, stores, and hotels to offer unsold products at discounted prices, is available in Cluj-Napoca, in western Romania.
The app aims to “promote sustainable consumption and social responsibility through waste food reduction.”
Users of the app can purchase food packages offering a discount of 40%.
The platform announced it partnered so far in Cluj-Napoca with 1568 Bistro, Culina Nostra, Brutăria Claudia, Indigo, CBC Bistro, Restaurant Mikó, Sat în Oraș, and Brutăria Eldi.
After Cluj-Napoca, the app plans to launch in Târgu Mureș, at the end of July, Attila Tankó of Munch Romania said.
(Photo courtesy of Munch)
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