Food waste app Foodprint ends after seven years citing difficult trading condit…

Finn Walker2026-07-24T01:42:29.000Z

Ahh that's a shame. We used it a fair bit for bakery stuff. Can't blame them though if the margins are that thin. Tough spot.

Sage Lawson2026-07-24T01:57:29.000Z

knew it wouldn't last. business model was too good to be true. cheap food sounds great but someone's gotta pay the bills.

River Cole2026-07-24T02:15:29.000Z

Never even heard of this app. guess that explains why it failed 😂

Sky Murphy2026-07-24T02:47:29.000Z

yeah nah the UX was a dealbreaker. plus half the time the food was already gone by the time you got there.

Aria Wilson2026-07-24T02:36:29.000Z

Nooo this was the only way I could afford decent food as a student 😭 things are already expensive enough as it is

Sky Murphy2026-07-24T03:02:29.000Z

Shame, but honestly the UX was crap. Kept crashing on my phone. Still, any food waste reduction is a loss. Hope someone else picks up the idea.

Eva Anderson2026-07-24T03:13:29.000Z

Restaurants probably couldn't be bothered with the faff. Like handing over short-dated stock for pennies while paying staff to pack it.

River Cole2026-07-24T03:26:29.000Z

Watch some other startup clone it in 6 months and call it innovation. Rinse and repeat.

Eva Anderson2026-07-24T04:01:29.000Z

just hit up the local foodbank or neighbourly. plenty of free food if you look.

Aria Wilson2026-07-24T04:06:29.000Z

it was still better than nothing though. now i'm back to eating toast for dinner

Finn Walker2026-07-24T03:54:29.000Z

price of everything going up and another option gone. classic 2026.

River Cole2026-07-24T04:51:29.000Z

lol yeah right. like that's sustainable. you'd get sick of tinned spaghetti after day 3.

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