Mobile app aims to reduce food waste in Egypt
By Reuters
27 April 2022 |
5:29 am
The mobile app Tekeya provides suppliers and restaurants in Egypt with a platform to sell their surplus food at reduced prices to customers who order via the application. Meals can also be donated to charities registered on Tekeya.
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