Karma is a food waste app that connects restaurants, grocery stores, bakeries, and cafes with customers who can buy surplus food at a discounted price. The app is available in over 200 cities, including Stockholm and Gothenburg, and has more than 9,000 connected businesses in the UK and Sweden. The app helps to fight food waste by allowing customers to buy food that would otherwise go to waste. The food is uploaded to the app by businesses at specific times, and customers can buy the food they want directly in the app at a lower price.

Karma's Slacker Movement is a climate movement that encourages people to fight over-production and solve food waste by simply eating. The movement is based on the idea of "radical slacktivism," where people can help save the world by doing the most basic human thing in life - eat stuff. The app offers discounted prices on great food, and customers can find all the meals they can think of, whether they're hangry, sad, happy, or just want to treat themselves. By joining the Slacker Movement, customers can help fight food waste by simply eating.

Karma's Slacker Movement is making sustainability effortless by offering discounted food that would otherwise go to waste. The app is easy to use, and customers can buy food with just a tap. The app is helping to save the world one slice at a time by fighting food waste and over-production. The app is available in over 200 cities, including Stockholm and Gothenburg, and has more than 9,000 connected businesses in the UK and Sweden. By joining the Slacker Movement, customers can help make a difference in the fight against food waste.