A smarter way to restock than the cash and carry
Running an independent shop means margins are everything. ClearanceFood connects you directly with brands, wholesalers and retailers clearing surplus, overstocked and short-dated food and drink. Because they need the stock gone before it dates or ties up warehouse space, it lists well below standard wholesale — so the same branded lines cost you less and sell for more.
You buy online and have it delivered, or collect it where offered — no membership card, no wasted trip to a depot to find the deal has gone.
Who buys clearance stock here
- Convenience stores, corner shops and off-licences restocking shelves
- Discount and bargain stores chasing wide margins on branded lines
- Market traders and weekend market stalls
- Cafes, takeaways and caterers sourcing ingredients and packs
- Online resellers listing on eBay, Amazon, Vinted and marketplaces
What you can buy
Ambient groceries and cupboard staples, soft drinks and water, confectionery and snacks, household and cleaning products, plus chilled and frozen lines for shops with the right storage. Lots are sold by the unit, case, pallet or full job lot, so you can buy at the scale that suits your shop.
How buying works
Some lots are fixed-price Buy Now; others run as auctions where you set your price. Public lots are open to any buyer. Register your business, complete a quick approval, and you also unlock B2B and wholesale-only lots and larger pallet quantities. Every listing shows the price per unit, case and pallet, the dates, and delivery or collection terms up front.
Delivery, collection and invoicing
Consumer-size lots go by tracked courier; pallets move on freight, with the cost shown before you commit. Where a listing offers collection, you can pick up from the seller or our Harlow base to keep costs down. Orders produce an invoice-friendly record with VAT shown where it applies. See our delivery and collection guide for full coverage.
