• Perfect products in imperfect packaging- whether it’s a label that can’t be read properly, or a box that’s not perfectly square anymore, we’ll take it.

• Excess stocks- manufacturers might just have too much stuff, and can’t sell it all, so we’ll sell it instead.

• Product trials and seasonal lines- there’s often small product lines that don’t make it to big supermarkets, and Christmas puddings in July. Music to our ears!

• Missed, delayed, or returned deliveries- getting products to their original destinations doesn’t always go to plan, and that’s where we come in.

If you can eat it, use it or wear it, we can redistribute it.

• To make sure that our customers  can buy the big brands they love for a fraction of the average retail, price.

• To reduce food waste by stopping stuff from needlessly going to waste.

We’ve got lots of partnerships with big brands, and we get our stock from them. Having lots of partners is good- for all of us. Here’s how:

1. We buy surplus from partners.

2. Stock doesn’t get wasted and instead ends up on our shelves.

3. You get great deals on big brands.

The more partnerships we have, the more stock is saved from going to waste. This means that you get access to a larger range of products. And, with our reduced prices, more people have the chance to get access to good food, for much less.