You can sell any kind of food and non-alcoholic beverages that are surplus. Restaurant portions, ingredients, beverages, and snacks are all applicable for ResQ if they otherwise might end up in the trash. You can also sell surplus flowers and plants in ResQ.
Here are a few examples of products you can sell in ResQ:
Restaurant portions from lunch surplus (e.g. meatballs and mashed potatoes)
Grocery bags from grocery stores' surplus (e.g. bread bags, veggie bags...)
Ingredients from the restaurant kitchen (e.g. salmon fillet)
Natural products and vitamins
Seasonal items after the season (e.g. Christmas chocolates after Christmas)
Items you don't need anymore for other reasons (e.g. menu changes in restaurant or supply changes in a grocery store)
Pet food which is in danger of becoming surplus. Please describe the products clearly in the description (meant for pets and not for humans)
Flowers and plants which are in danger of becoming waste.
Please note that all items must be sold with a considerable discount, for example, at -50%.
Here are a few examples of products you cannot sell in ResQ:
Items which are non-edible nor flowers or plants.
Products that had passed the "used-by" date: It's completely advisable to sell products marked with 'best before' dates sometime after the date, but this is not allowed with the 'used-by' dates.
Non-surplus food: The world is full of great solutions to sell takeaway food. ResQ Club is not one of them.
Inedible food: Customers' safety is important. Even partly moldy products are not to be sold.
Alcohol: In most of the countries where we operate it's illegal to sell alcohol in online marketplaces.