Flashfood partners with Buy-Low Foods
Surplus food marketplace Flashfood has partnered with Buy-Low Foods on a pilot across six of the Pattison Food Group grocer’s Vancouver-area stores.
As of Oct. 21, customers have been able to use the app to buy discounted groceries at the below locations:
- Buy-Low Foods - Riverside
- Buy-Low Foods - Fraser St.
- Buy-Low Foods - Royal Oak
- Buy-Low Foods - Parkcrest
- Buy-Low Foods - Pinetree
- Buy-Low Foods - Brookswood
Shoppers can purchase surplus meat, produce and other fresh foods at discounted prices of up to 60% off via the Flashfood app. Orders can be collected at participating Buy-Low Foods’ locations.
Toronto-headquartered Flashfood is currently partnered with more than 1,100 stores in Canada.
“Flashfood shoppers have saved over $55 million in 2026 alone,” said Jordan Schenck, CEO of Flashfood, in a press release. “We want shoppers to be able to put fresh meat and produce on the table without stretching their grocery budget, and working with Buy-Low Foods gives their shoppers another way to save on those staples, while helping their stores sell quality food that might otherwise go to waste.”
