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Hello,
I love what you're doing here with Scraped Plate..
Idea #1: Will you be targeting restaurants and relevant dining establishments for their end of shift excess?
I believe that will be an excellent utilization of your service.
Idea #2: If only you could access the edible leftovers from grocery stores stock..
I have a family member who works at a Super Market and I have seen a documentary relevant to my knowledge of the tremendous waste that occurs there..
A strategy maybe to introduce the "Best Before Scraped Date" on foods to have a grace period for pickup of food that is about to spoil..
This maybe a challenge to implement as per participation of store locations..
As it decreases shelf-life for the store's goods (minimally)..
However the benefits are tremendous (helping solve world hunger)..
Even if the "BBSD" was a few days prior to the "Best Before Date" this would allow for pickup of the goods.
I look forward to discussing this with you..
I hope this was beneficial for you to read! :)
Thanks,
Jaswinder Brar
I love the idea. It is awesome!
I do hope this service fires!
Just one remarque on the landing page: the fact I can't navigate to different menu items (about, team) without submitting my e-mail and zip code is quite irritating.
What's the point?
Thanks and good luck!
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ha. knew this had to be fake when i saw it. still, good way of raising awareness/building an audience for an important issue. very creative.
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I made something very similar at a hackathon a while back. http://masherydev.tumblr.com/pos... . We made a special box to be placed outside restaurants where people could leave their leftover to-go boxes. Homeless shelters in the area would get pinged when the box was full. But this project, this project seems to be a joke. I know that startups solving hunger seems to be a joke to certain people. As if empathy and technology can't be used to solve real problems
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Great way to raise awareness guys! Good job. Will add my name. We can do better.
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