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  • Upcycled Plant Power receives £3.5 million in funding round

    The start-up also received £500,000 in government grants supporting UPP through to first revenues. mode, trialled successfully in Lincolnshire and Scotland, can harvest three rows simultaneously at up

  • Canadian businesses launch $23.5m project to develop new fava-based ingredients

    Phytokana, a start-up based in Alberta, will use its proprietary technology – which avoids heat and chemicals

  • Unilever unveils new ice cream line-up for 2025

    We're starting off the year strong with a variety of new products that speak to the creativity, quality The line-up includes tubs and pints of toasted marshmallow and graham cracker ice cream swirled with It is also broadening its Carb Smart ice cream bar range with new flavours designed for those seeking The Carb Smart strawberry bars bring a fruity twist to the line-up, offering a portion-controlled frozen Popsicle is also bringing a playful twist to its line-up with several character-inspired frozen treats

  • Agrana and Raiffeisen Nö-Wien Invest €5m in FoodLabs fund to access agri-food innovations

    agricultural commodities, and Raiffeisen-Holding, a private investment firm in Austria, to tap into emerging start-ups new technologies, enabling us to boost our innovative strength and integrate the insights of creative start-ups

  • SVG Ventures and Start-Up Nation Central sign MOU

    SVG Ventures has partnered with Tel Aviv-based nonprofit, Start-Up Nation Central, to create an Israel The collaboration with SVG will enable Start-Up Nation Central to solidify relationships with the global agrifood tech community, particularly in North America, to help Israeli start-ups scale faster in international Emma Vardimon, director of global partnerships at Start-Up Nation Central, said: "We are happy to team up with SVG, a leading partner in the AgriFood tech innovation ecosystem, to promote joint initiatives

  • EIT Food RisingFoodStars unveils start-up cohort for agri-food-tech initiative

    organisation co-funded by the European Union and the agri-food-tech community, has selected a cohort of start-ups Start-ups in the EIT Food RisingFoodStars cohort will receive support through workshops, coaching and Start-ups selected for this year’s RisingFoodStars programme, include: SeedForward – a Germa start-up Carbone Farmers – a French start-up that makes the decarbonisation of agriculture economically viable Cultivated Biosciences – a Swiss start-up that improves the mouthfeel of animal-free cheese, yogurt and

  • Flora Ventures launches $80m fund for sustainable agrifood start-ups

    fund and announced its first closing with commitments of $50 million into sustainable agrifood tech start-ups The company invests in early-stage agrifood start-ups in Israel and Europe, that are building a “healthier I am excited to bring my skills to finding and fuelling start-ups from Israel and Europe that are good That's why we are excited that Flora can provide our start-ups proprietary access to Haifa Group, Sadot Flora Ventures has also completed its first investment in Arrakis Bio, a stealth-mode Israeli start-up

  • 7 global start-ups selected to pioneer agri-food innovation in Northwest Cambodia

    for International Cooperation, and Eatable Adventures, a food-tech accelerator, have selected seven start-ups These start-ups are poised to enhance the agri-food value chain, boost economic growth and introduce Among the start-ups selected are: It's Fresh - based in the UK, this company specialises in ethylene Tenbox - a Cambodian start-up, Tenbox provides a wholesale e-commerce platform, streamlining product This week, these start-ups showcased their innovative solutions at an event in Battambang, facilitating

  • British wellness start-up Zoe secures $15m from US capital investor

    Zoe, a UK-based science and nutrition company, has secured a $15 million investment from Coefficient Capital, a New York-based firm known for backing technology-driven consumer brands. The investment is expected to bolster Zoe's expansion in the US and further enhance its engagement with its global community of over 100,000 members. The investment comes as a recent consumer trends survey by Coefficient Capital reveals widespread confusion among Americans about what constitutes ultra-processed food (UPF). Many respondents mistakenly identified products like energy drinks and protein shakes as non-UPFs. According to the company, Zoe conducts the world’s largest nutritional science study and offers a range of tools through its app to help users make sustainable changes to their diets. Members can track their progress, receive personalised advice and engage in repeat testing to improve aspects such as energy, mood, hunger and sleep. Beyond the app, Zoe's reach extends through its podcast, "Zoe Science + Nutrition," and its newly launched wholefood supplement, Daily30+, which aims to support overall health. Coefficient Capital’s portfolio includes several high-profile consumer brands, including Oatly, Sesame and Starship. The firm’s investment in Zoe underscores its belief in the company’s potential to reshape consumer attitudes toward food and health, particularly in the US market. Jonathan Wolf, CEO at Zoe, commented: “I am really excited that Coefficient Capital has decided to join us in our mission to improve the health of millions. I’m confident their expertise in helping consumer brands to grow across the US will accelerate our own growth. The US, like the UK, is in the midst of a terrible health crisis. The food that governments tell us is good for us is in fact causing us to feel terrible, and live fewer healthy years than our parents." “The need to make smarter food choices, based on real science, has never been greater. We’re excited to be helped by Coefficient Capital to improve the health of many more members this year.” Andrew Goletka, managing partner at Coefficient Capital, commented: “The way Zoe combines their own science and data to drive huge shifts in consumer behaviour towards health immediately impressed us. Their work, in running the world’s biggest nutrition science study and clinical trials, sets Zoe apart in a world that’s full of health and wellness companies making false claims without regulation." “It’s essential that companies like Zoe exist, to meet the demand for consumers who want informed, actionable advice to help them feel better now, and for years to come.” Top image: © Zoe Limited #Zoe #CoefficientCapital #US #UK

  • Israeli start-up NewMoo develops plant-based casein for dairy-free cheese

    Food-tech start-up NewMoo has developed animal-free cheese using plant molecular farming to produce casein Caseins make up about 80% of the proteins in dairy milk, crucial for replicating the sensory properties

  • Beneo buys 14% stake in German start-up Grillido

    Grillido, the Munich-based hybrid-product start-up, focuses on the development, production, marketing The start-up's ecommerce platform, which provides consumer insights from multi-channel sales, will give

  • PepsiCo selects ten start-ups for latest Greenhouse programme

    Makers of fava bean snacks and sweet potato puffs are among the ten start-ups selected to join PepsiCo Each of the brands will receive $20,000 in grant funding and participate in a six-month business initiative participating companies in the inaugural North America class grew their average revenues 200% during the six-month

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