Major/ moderate
1.
Products have to be cheap
2.
data privacy: high end customers/ sellers might not want to appear on the platform
significant/ moderate:
1.
inclusion of the sellers (every type of seller, even home made cooking is included)
2.
animal welfare: meat-processed food is still sold, making it unsustainable over the long term
Moderarate/ moderate:
1.
too good to go’s business is based on stakeholders’ satisfaction, it’s hard to find some principle which isn’t important for both,
although, trends for food are usually not a big game changer for both
major/sign:
1.
producers equality
2.
Product quality (ensure all products maintain high igene standards)
3.
Timing for sourcing: business is based on efficient timing to link the two parties
sign/sign:
1.
Food and nutrition security
2.
Circular economy (food wasting sorted)
3.
Mod/sign:
1.
Product regulation and taxation
major/major
1.
drivers go to pick their food: drivers pay a discounted price for items
2.
over/under nutrition: there should be controls over the food that is sold and to who it is sold (respecting privacy), in order to
improve nutrition quality of the customers
sign/ major:
1.
environmental: climate change – extra miles driven are a waste of gas (it’s still for a good cause, which is food waste)
mod/major
1.
development in all geographical areas
Comment:
overall the startup is based on a sustainable idea, practically, it needs to be understood what are the costs in terms of gas-wastage every
time a customer drives to pick up his/her food: is it worth it in terms of dollars and climate change?