Too Good To Go BlogApple officially names Too Good To Go one of the best apps in the world

Too Good To Go has won the coveted ‘Cultural Impact Award’ at the annual App Store Awards, in which Apple recognises the best apps in the world. During the 2023 App Store Awards ceremony, Too Good To Go was rewarded by Apple for its exceptional user experience and profound cultural impact on society.

Too Good To Go wins App Store Award in ‘Cultural Impact’ category

Apple selected the Too Good To Go app as Winner of the Cultural Impact Award among 40 global finalists spanning 10 categories.

“It’s inspiring to see the ways developers continue to build incredible apps and games that are redefining the world around us,” said Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO. “This year’s winners represent the limitless potential of developers to bring their visions to life, creating apps and games with remarkable ingenuity, exceptional quality, and purpose-driven missions.”

How Too Good To Go Works

With the free Too Good To Go app you can easily see which cafes, restaurants, bakeries and stores in your local area have perfectly good food left over for you to save and enjoy, at half of the price or less.

Discover Surprise Bags from stores and restaurants near you, available for collection either on the same day, or tomorrow. Browse items from big brands and/or independent stores across Groceries, Bakery, Sushi, Italian, Fast Casual, and more. Simply reserve the item for collection and pay through the app. Within the specified pick-up time window, head to the shop, swipe the app as a proof of your reservation, and enjoy your food.

A Win-Win for People and Planet

When you use the Too Good To Go app, you get good food at great value for money, you help local business owners avoid food waste, and you make a tangible positive impact on the environment: Win-Win-Win.

Research shows that reducing food waste is one of the most powerful actions people can take to help tackle climate change (Project Drawdown, 2020). 40% of all food produced in the world is wasted, accounting for 10% of all human-caused greenhouse gas emissions (WWF, 2021).