As you wander around some streets in San Francisco, you might come across a white fridge with paintings of garlic and carrots on the outside. Inside you’ll find that it’s full of juice, cartons of eggs, loaves of bread and a drawer full of fresh vegetables. All for the taking, at no cost. 

 

The fridge was set up by Cheetah, a wholesale grocery delivery startup, as a way to reduce the company’s food waste and give that food directly to Bay Area residents in need.

 

As you wander around some streets in San Francisco, you might come across a white fridge with paintings of garlic and carrots on the outside. Inside you&rsquo;ll find that it&rsquo;s full of juice, cartons of eggs, loaves of bread and a drawer full of fresh vegetables. All for the taking, at no cost.&nbsp;
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<a href="https://www.fastcompany.com/90542638/this-grocery-startup-is-placing-fully-stocked-fridges-of-free-food-around-the-bay-area%20">The fridge was set up by Cheetah</a>, a wholesale grocery delivery startup, as a way to reduce the company&rsquo;s food waste and give that food directly to Bay Area residents in need.
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