Iseult Ward

And it's those relationships where so many more brilliant things actually come from.

So when people start sharing food within a community, it's a brilliant foundation for strong relationships.

And you'll often see that the businesses and the charities that are working together within these communities through food redistribution

we'll end up doing so much more together because of the relationships they establish.

And it's one of the things that I love about our work in Food Cloud, that every day we're creating thousands of these connections.

And these connections are founded on sharing food.

And that's something that's very special.

And I think what we find from

You know, we work with large multinational retailers like Tesco.

But within the Tesco store, it's a local person that's there and working in the store.

And every day then they're interacting with somebody in their local charity to donate this food.

And they might know that person because it's all within one local community.

So it is, I think it's that it's really, it's a global solution in terms of the impact that we're having, but it's really driven by local people and what's happening within local communities.

And the technology is really important to enable that because

We can track donations happening across five countries, thousands of them, all within the space of a few hours.

And it's really important for data, for food safety, that we can see all of that.

But we know what's really happening on the ground is what's really special.

And it's all of those connections.

So our technology solution allows charities to go directly to businesses and collect food.

And that's how it's working across the five countries that we're in at the moment.