Horsham Lidl will donate edible food surplus to local good causes
Horsham Lidl will donate its edible food surplus to local good causes when it opens later in the year.
Lidl operate Feed it Back a nationwide food surplus redistribution network , which connects Lidl stores to local causes in their areas, such as charities and food banks.
Working with Lidl's partner Neighbourly, they connect each of their stores throughout the country to local charities, food banks, community cafes and soup kitchens, who ensure the quality surplus is put to good use every day.
Lidl have confirmed their Horsham store will participate in the Feed it Back programme when it opens in Foundry Lane (on the former Dreams Bedding site) later in the year.
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