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By Niamh Leonard-Bedwell2021-05-20T13:19:00+01:00
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By focusing on short-dated or slow-moving produce, Stock’d Up said it was able to sell beers at discounted prices
A new monthly subscription box designed to “stop good beer going to waste” has launched.
Called Stock’d Up, it delivers short-dated brews, as well as those in slightly damaged cans, direct to consumers to prevent them getting poured away.
The subscription service is being touted as a “solution” to the waste created by retailers and wholesalers who cannot always sell drinks before they expire.
“From forgotten stock left in the back of a depot, to unsold products in retailers, or cans that have been damaged in transit that have been refused by the wholesaler, all of these beers can be drunk and sold,” it said. Yet “the majority of these beers never become available to consumers”, it said.