TABETE

TABETE reduces food loss by connecting users with businesses that have surplus food, preventing it from being discarded. This system actively lowers CO2 emissions and supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Users can rescue various food items on TABETE. These include unsold bread, deli products, meals from canceled reservations, and unique items crafted from ingredient scraps. Participating eateries offer diverse options.

Users pay for rescued food using a credit card directly within the TABETE app. After completing the payment, users present their smartphone screen at the store for convenient pickup.

Yes, TABETE allows users to reserve a convenient pickup time for their orders. This functionality provides flexibility, enabling users to collect their rescued food at their preferred schedule.

Yes, TABETE provides a feature to track your individual food rescue impact. The "My Page" section displays your total rescued meals, the quantity of food rescued in grams, and your reduced CO2 emissions.

Yes, the TABETE app includes a map feature to search for nearby stores. This functionality allows users to easily locate participating establishments and discover available food rescue opportunities in their area.

You receive notifications for new food rescue opportunities by registering stores as "favorites" in the TABETE app. This feature ensures you stay informed about new listings from your preferred establishments.

The TABETE app requires iOS 10.3 or higher for optimal performance and full functionality. Users should ensure their device meets these specified operating system recommendations.

TABETE is available nationwide in Japan, primarily focusing on the Kanto region, including Tokyo's 23 wards. It also operates in major cities such as Kanazawa, Osaka, Kobe, Sapporo, Nagoya, and Hamamatsu.