Tim Shultz carefully places three cobs of corn, some fennel, muffins and a lollipop into a brown paper bag.
The food has been available on the shelves on Shultz’s Local Market grocery outlet in Regina’s Warehouse District for a while. And although it’s been replaced by newer, fresher food, it’s still good enough to consume.
The food will instead be sold at a discounted price on an app called Too Good To Go — a platform that helps reduce food waste from grocery retailers and restaurants.
The app launched in Canada in 2021, but just came to Regina and Saskatoon in August.
Shultz puts all kinds of food in the packages he sells
