In various places across the globe, a number of iOS And Android smartphone food management apps are used to reduce food waste. Supermarkets, restaurants and food chains use these apps to provide a wise food management and produce without throwing anything in the process.

Aside from the supermarkets, restaurants and food chains, these iOS And Android food management apps may also provide a bright future for farmers in various places of the world. Nevertheless, as food waste is common within fast food chains and supermarkets, these are the following food management apps that will help minimize food waste - Goodr, Winnow, FoodCloud, MintScraps, Too Good To Go, and Wise Up On Waste.

Goodr app will utilize the shared economy to bridge the gap on hunger, and the app works like Lyft or Uber. From event planners, to restaurants, chefs, hotels, schools and even hospitals can arrange a rescue driver to collect surplus food. The collected surplus food will be directed by the app to homeless shelters, soup kitchens, food pantries, senior centers, and more, according to Black Enterprise.

The Winnow food management app can monitor, analyze and track food waste. Winnow claims that kitchens typically saves 3 to 8 percent on food costs. People around Europe, UAE, Asia, and Australia are using the Winnow food management app, The Guardian reported.

Meanwhile, the FoodCloud food management app is used by the UK and Ireland's farms and food manufacturers to give charities information regarding their surplus food for donation.

Furthermore, the MintScraps app can track food wastage. The Too Good To Go food management app can be used to locate unsold foods from restaurants and vendors.

Unilever's Wise Up On Waste food management app is targeting commercial kitchens and reduce the amount of food waste. Food thrown out are lessened for the reason that this app tracks the amount of food wastage, which include its volume.

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