SkipTheDishes continues to find new things to bring to Canadians, and today the rapid grocery and convenience delivery service company has Canada’s first-ever Inflation Cookbook. The interactive digital resource is designed to help Canadians source affordable food that can be delivered in 25 minutes or less.
The Inflation Cookbook leverages the power of data and technology to track the top ten food items that are trending downwards and upwards in price each week. Insights are regionally dictated and brand agnostic, providing Canadians across all provinces with an opportunity to find better-priced groceries. The new app also curates seven healthy recipes that consumers can create at home using the best-priced items from that week, making healthy, cost-effective meal planning an accessible and convenient option.
“As a proud Canadian company, we understand the important role we play in creating positive change for our industry, our communities, and our environment,” says Steve Puchala, Interim Chief Executive Officer, SkipTheDishes. “In the face of rising food costs in Canada, Skip is committed to continuing to fight food insecurity by expanding our partnership with Food Banks Canada to help provide hunger relief from coast-to-coast. We’re also proud to provide the Inflation Cookbook as a meal-planning tool that all Canadians can use to source affordable groceries for less.”
Skip is also be evolving its long-standing partnership with Food Banks Canada by donating $100,000 to Food Banks Canada to help advance the organizations’ shared mission of ensuring all Canadians have access to nutritious food. This donation will provide 200,000 meals to Canadians in need, in addition to the monthly food donations local food banks will receive from Skip Express Lane locations year-round.
Agencies behind the SkipTheDishes Inflation Cookbook campaign?
- Public Relations –Â Pomp And Circumstance
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