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A staggering 2.5 million tons of food is wasted annually in Israel, according to a report by Leket Israel, Israel’s National Food Bank. Of that waste, roughly 50 percent is rescuable — and though fit for consumption, doesn’t make it to anyone’s table.

That’s where SpareEat comes in. This new startup, which launched its eponymously named app in early August, connects restaurants, supermarkets, and cafés with surplus foodstuffs to hungry Tel Aviv residents ready to pay for the food that would otherwise be tossed out.

Of course, there’s an incentive for the customer: the surplus fare is heavily discounted, sometimes even half the original price.

“There is so much food wasted on a day-to-day basis. I don’t think it can be completely avoided but a lot could be saved,” Elie Fischer, co-founder of SpareEat, tells NoCamels.

Fischer and his cousin Laetitia Jessner had toyed with the idea of founding a startup for some three years. Fischer’s work background includes 10 years as a restaurateur and working in the food and beverage field of the hotel industry.

      SpareEat co-founders Laetitia Jessner and Elie Fischer. Courtesy

“There’s a lot of food wasted especially in the hotel industry,” he says. “It is difficult to see how much is thrown away.”

A French immigrant, Fischer was aware of Europe’s popular food rescue apps including Too Good To Go, which connects users to unsold, surplus food; Olio, which connects people in the same neighborhood to share surplus food – cooked and raw materials; Foodcloud, which partners supermarkets with charities to give unsold food items to homeless shelters and families in need; and Karma, which helps consumers find unsold food from nearby restaurants, bars, and cafés.

“We wanted to do an entrepreneurial project with meaning for a while. This idea came up and we believed it was a shame this app hadn’t come out in Israel yet,” he says.  

So, Fischer and Jessner set out to interview people on the street, eateries and hotels to see if such an app is needed in Israel. They found an enthusiastic audience.

Some 400 people downloaded the app within the first 10 days of its launch. SpareEat has 16 businesses on board, with more in the pipeline. Fischer says the short-term goal is to get at least 60 restaurants, cafés, grocery stores and hotels connected to the app by the end of October.

“The biggest challenge in Israel is changing awareness. The food waste market is still new,” says Fischer.

            Shoppers at Shuk HaCarmel in Tel Aviv. Deposit Photos

Indeed, Deena Fiedler, Director of PR and Resource Development at Leket Israel says food waste awareness in Israel is not where it is in the rest of the world. Leket Israel has been leading the way in food rescue since 2003, and today serves 175,000 Israelis weekly.

“Regarding public awareness on food waste, there have been definite strides made but much work still needs to be done to educate the public. Issues of food waste still need to become part of the daily discourse,” Fiedler tells NoCamels.

The habit of throwing out food is just one issue of food waste. Fiedler says many potential food donors didn’t want to take part in donating surplus food because of possible liability charges.

“One recent accomplishment, which has given the issue of food waste a boost, is the newly passed legislation, the Food Donation Act. After 10 years of Leket Israel’s intensive work with the Knesset, in October 2018, the Knesset finally passed Israel’s first-ever Food Donation Act which protects food donors from liability. As a result of this law, many potential food donors who were on the fence about donating their surplus food, opened their doors to Leket Israel. This gave Leket access to even more excess food to improve the lives of even more Israelis in need across the country,” she says.

Indirectly, that legislation means more restaurants and supermarkets can take part in SpareEat’s plan as well.

   Alena restaurant in Tel Aviv. Illustrative. Photo by Nimrod Sondars

Fischer knows that an app alone will not change the way people think about food waste. In addition to making his business a success, he reiterates the importance for SpareEat to raise awareness of food waste and preventing meals from being thrown away. He is a firm believer that every little bit helps.

“People can make a little difference and get something in return. If they buy four, five, six meals a week from food surplus, when you put it all together, it makes a difference,” he says. “Worldwide, we can see that the young generation is raising its voice for ecology. Food surplus is not in the media enough. People are just starting to become aware.”

SpareEat is not a charity. The customer is not charged to use the iOS or Android app. Businesses pay SpareEat a commission for each transaction but in return make money on food they would otherwise have thrown away.

“We started in Tel Aviv. We hope to get the interest of the crowd and expand to the rest of Israel,” Fischer says. “The app is in English so the plan is to expand to other countries, too.”

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FoodCloud: FoodCloud is a social endeavor that interfaces organizations with surplus food to a great cause in their regional networks that need it using a product stage. A part of the associations FoodCloud as of now works with incorporate The Society of St. Vincent de Paul and The Simon Community. So Foodcloud India is the best food portal. Where can you find the best food items and quality of delicious home-cooked food which is very healthy and tasty? Because you will order with any food items on Foodcloud App through use Saveplus discounted Foodcloud Coupons, Foodcloud Deals, and Foodcloud cashback offers. 

In this Foodcloud app, the software will have a developed in 2012. And it was founded by Aoibheann O'Brien and Iseult Ward. Here platform enables businesses to redistribute surplus food to charities. Since it has established, moreover 3,800 tonnes of food, or more than 18 million meals, have been diverted from landfills. From being a perfect start to a healthy morning in most Indian households to a meal for hungry college students and even a late-night snack, paranthas are definitely on the top of the list when it comes to my favorite food in India. Now start to book online food order get a discount on your food items from Foodcloud using Foodcloud coupon code at Saveplus site. Here is the best way for your booking of any related food items. 

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How to Order Indian Snacks Online

There are many ways to get Indian food delivered to your home, and order indian snacks is one of those ways. There are many online apps that provide Indian food, including the popular Desi Basket, FoodCloud, Munchies, and Induben. Below, we will review several of these apps and explain how they work. If you're looking for the best apps for ordering Indian food, look no further. These services make ordering your favorite snacks easier than ever.

Whether you're craving buy homemade indian snacks or you're looking for a great deal on various home appliances, Desi Basket has got you covered. With online delivery to your doorstep, Desi Basket has everything you need. Browse their selection of Indian snacks by category, brand, and price. And don't worry about getting ripped off - they've got you covered. You can even get free shipping on orders over $49!

FoodCloud If you're looking for a new place to order homemade indian snacks, look no further than FoodCloud. This online grocery store serves snacks made by women entrepreneurs and is the largest of its kind in India. In addition to their regular menu, they have their own line of snacks, called Munchies, which are healthy and preservative-free. To select a selection, use the arrow keys or space key on your keyboard.

For a healthy snack that's low-calorie and bursting with flavor, try FoodCloud's baked achari mathi. Made at home and free of preservatives, it's a perfect mid-meal snack. Paired with homemade pickles, it's the perfect tea-time snack. FoodCloud also supports women home-chefs, making it a good way to support local home-based food businesses while still getting the high-quality ingredients you need for your snack.

Induben Khakhrawala was established in Ahmedabad by Induben Jhaveri, a businesswoman who started selling khakhras from her home 45 years ago. The snack shop is now a well-known name among locals as it has seven branches across the city. Induben's business has grown a lot since then because of the Gujarati's love for Indian snacks.

If you love ordering Indian snacks, consider adding Dairy Milk to your order. The milky-tasting British bar of chocolate has been gaining popularity in India and is slowly replacing traditional Indian confectionery, such as mithai. Some of the popular Indian treats made with Dairy Milk include ladoo, a sweet globe made of chickpea flour, and peda, a reduced milk dish.

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Shamit Khemka - Decisive person

Shamit Khemka is a decisive person. He believes that taking quick and effective decisions is very important to succeed in our day to day life. He also encourages other people to be a quick decision maker.

Shamit Khemka founded SynapseIndia, a renowned IT services provider in 2000. His decision making skills has contributed to the overall growth and development of the organization.

He understands the importance of being decisive in work or personal life and has enlisted it as one of the core values of the organization. He believes that courage and confidence are what decision making is all about.

He says, “It’s not hard to make any decision once you understand your true values.”

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Covid-19 cooks up many home chefs

Covid-19 cooks up many home chefs

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BENGALURU: Six months into the lockdown, after the initial flush of success, servicing orders from friends and family, home chefs are establishing themselves as small businesses. The Yummy Idea, a platform to discover home chefs, has seen more than 1,500 registered home chefs in five months.

Another aggregator FoodCloud said over 1,000 licensed home chefs have been onboarded since April.

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https://food.cloud/ FoodCloud a social enterprise matching businesses with surplus food to local charities and community groups

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Brand Audit for FoodCloud

Food Cloud is a social enterprise that connects the food industry with surplus food with charities across Ireland and the UK. The landing page opens with an infographic displaying a good visual account of the statistics of food waste. I have picked out various functional and abstract components that represent this brand. 

Brand Attributes

Have gone to people and not to waste

Meals every minute 24/7

Supports 9,500 charities

Make the planet greener

Tonnes of food redistributed  

Ensuring that no good food goes to waste

Brand Tone

Opportunity 

Meaningful

Win-Win

No waste

Mission

Community 

Practical

Social 

Brand Benefits

Connects partners creating collaboration,

Feeding Kindness

Charity linked

A supply of fresh food and businesses can contribute 

Our national fleet of refrigerated vans. 

Brand Logo

FoodCloud has smartly brought sustainability into its logo by embedding a stock of wheat that has been enclosed by a minimalistic cloud. This plays with their brand name.   

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What is FoodCloud and how to be a part of it?

FoodCloud is a brilliant way of creating a network of charities to match donating businesses. These charities provide support to many individuals within the community, including; children and youth at risk of food poverty, single parents, the elderly, those who are homeless, those who are going through drug and alcohol rehabilitation, those who are unemployed, women who are escaping domestic violence; and families with low incomes who need help to get by.

FoodCloud offers a fast and efficient way for businesses to donate surplus food to charities within their communities. Surplus food is food that is perfectly fit for human consumption but cannot be sold for a variety of reasons (e.g.: fresh produce that will not be sold the next day, short dated product, slightly damaged packaging or mistakes in ordering).

By using the FoodCloud application a business can upload details of their surplus food and the time period in which the food can be collected. A text message is sent automatically to charities in the community and the first charity to accept the offer collects it directly from the business.