Gander, a technology-driven food waste management company, is proud to announce its partnership with C-Store Collective, an industry leader in structuring convenience stores for profitability. This collaboration aims to combine the strengths of both companies and drive efficiency, profits and growth for all parties involved.
C-Store Collective is known for its extensive knowledge and experience in the convenience store industry. Gander’s technology-driven approach to food waste management will complement C-Store Collective’s market presence and expertise. By leveraging each other’s strengths, the two companies will work together to reduce waste, increase profits and improve sustainability in the retail sector.
Jonathan Rons, Co-Founder of C-Store Collective sees this partnership as an extension of their existing relationship with Gander. He highlights the benefits that Ganderlytics, an analytical tool provided as part of the package, can bring to retailers by enabling them to track their improved performance when selling reduced food items. This will not only help retailers make more informed decisions but also reduce waste and contribute to environmental sustainability.
Claire Goddard, Marketing Manager at Pricewatch shares her positive experience partnering with Gander through C-Store Collective. She attributes their success in increasing their sell-through rate and reducing food waste since 2021 to strategic guidance from C-Store Collective and the use of the Gander app. This collaboration has significantly improved their operational efficiency and customer satisfaction while saving tons of CO2 in the process.
Damien Corcoran, Chief Operating Officer at Gander believes that this partnership will be beneficial for both parties as it aligns with his company’s mission to reduce food waste while contributing to environmental sustainability. The collaboration with C-Store Collective will enable Gander to reach new markets while also providing additional revenue streams through reduced sales.
Overall, this partnership between two leading companies in the retail sector is expected to bring about significant changes in how retailers manage their inventory and reduce waste while improving profits and sustainability.
