Copenhagen charity sells surplus food to cut waste
Selling expired food in Denmark is legal if it is clearly advertised and there is no danger to eating it
Copenhagen
IT may be past its sell-by date, but for many Danes it's a tasty proposition: A supermarket in Copenhagen selling surplus food has proved to be so popular it recently opened a second store.
After launching in the gritty inner city district of Amager earlier this year, the "Wefood" project earlier this month drew a long queue as it opened a second branch in Norre…
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