NOUS anti-gaspi in the news

Demain bakery partners with Nous Antigaspi to sell upcycled bread products and snacks, giving new life to unsold bread and other ingredients while offering affordable prices.

Extreme weather has caused an abundance of imperfect produce, boosting the business of anti-waste stores like Nous Antigaspi, while pressuring traditional supermarkets to reconsider their standards.

Nous anti-gaspi operates anti-waste food stores in Nantes, selling rejected supermarket products and surplus from producers at reduced prices to combat food waste and offer affordable groceries.

Nous anti-gaspi operates an anti-waste food store in Nantes, selling surplus food at reduced prices to combat waste and help consumers save money.

The anti-waste food market is growing significantly in France, with both apps and specialized stores like Nous Anti-Gaspi expanding due to consumer demand and new regulations.

A new NOUS anti-gaspi supermarket opened in Bordeaux, offering discounted anti-waste products to save consumers money and reduce food waste.

A petition has been launched to save the Nous Anti-Gaspi store in Quimper, highlighting its value as an anti-waste grocer and its positive community impact, as employees face job loss.

Nous Anti-Gaspi opens its third store in Bordeaux, offering discounted food products to combat waste.

Nous Anti-Gaspi is opening a new 150 sq m anti-waste supermarket in Bordeaux, its third store in the city, to offer discounted surplus food products.

Nous anti-gaspi is opening its third anti-waste food store in Bordeaux, selling products at reduced prices due to short consumption dates or calibration issues.

Nous anti-gaspi plans to open 8 new stores in 2026, expanding its network of 26 anti-waste food stores, which revalue 152 tons of products weekly and generated ‘50 million in turnover in 2025.

The Nous anti-gaspi store in Quimper is closing on January 10, 2026, due to poor economic performance.

Nous anti-gaspi is reorganizing with a —7 million capital increase and a new president, Damien Defforey, replacing its founders.

Nous anti-gaspi is changing leadership and securing 7 million euros in capital to fund expansion, including eight new stores in 2026, aiming for a 50 million euro turnover by 2025.

Nous Anti-Gaspi is reorganizing on January 1, 2026, with Damien Defforey as new president, backed by a 7 million euro capital increase from shareholders.

The anti-food waste grocery store market is expanding rapidly, with Frais Malin growing and Nous anti-gaspi targeting 100 stores, driven by evolving consumer demand and diverse sourcing methods, though profitability remains a challenge for some players.

Nous anti-gaspi, founded in 2018, operates over 25 anti-waste food stores in Paris and the Northwest, selling rescued unsold food from various suppliers.

Nous Anti-Gaspi raised three million euros to expand its network of 28 anti-waste grocery stores and aims for profitability by 2025.

Nous Anti-Gaspi and Stokelp partnered to combat food waste by offering anti-waste products from overstocked raw materials to consumers.

NOUS anti-gaspi is expanding its network of anti-waste food stores with a new opening in Fouesnant, focusing on local partnerships and rescued products.