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Category: Foodtech

  • Jun 8, 2021

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    Alternative Protein, Business of Food, Delivery & Commerce, Featured, Foodtech, Future Food

    Better Meat Co. Completes Its Production Facility for Fermented Mycoprotein Ingredients

    Plant-based ingredient maker Better Meat Co.’s new fermentation plant, which will produce the company’s mycoprotein ingredient Rhiza, is up and running as of today in Sacramento, California, according to a press release sent to The Spoon.  Rhiza is a fungi-based protein analogue with a naturally meaty texture and neutral taste. Because it is a whole…

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  • Jun 8, 2021

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    Ag Tech, Business of Food, Delivery & Commerce, Featured, Foodtech, Modern Farmer, Vertical Farming

    Survey: Indoor Ag to Expand, Add More Tech in 2021

    Growers expect to add more technology to various forms of indoor farming for the rest of this year and into the next, according to indoor farm analytics company Artemis’ 2020 State of Indoor Farming report released yesterday. The report, done in partnership with Startle, is based on a survey of 205 enterprise horticulture facilities, including…

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  • Jun 4, 2021

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    Business of Food, Delivery & Commerce, Education & Discovery, Featured, Foodtech, Restaurant Tech, Startups

    Barilla’s Venture Arm Is Launching the Fourth Cohort of Its Good Food Makers Accelerator. Applications Are Open

    Pasta-maker Barilla’s Venture Group, BLU1877, announced this week that applications are open for the next cohort of its Good Food Makers accelerator. According to a press release sent to The Spoon, the forthcoming program will be BLU1877’s fourth since starting the accelerator in 2018 with San Francisco, California-based incubator Kitchen Town. Past participants to the…

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  • Jun 3, 2021

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    3D Food Printing, Alternative Protein, Business of Food, Cultured Meat, Education & Discovery, Featured, Foodtech, Future Food

    MeaTech 3D Files a Patent for Printing More Cultivated Meat

    Bioprinting startup MeaTech 3D has filed a patent with the United States Patent Office (USPTO) it says could significantly improve the manufacturing process for its cultivated meat. The Ness Ziona, Israel-based company has since 2018 been developing a method for cultivated meat that relies on 3D bioprinting. Cells are extracted from the animal (without harming…

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  • Jun 2, 2021

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    Ag Tech, Business of Food, Delivery & Commerce, Featured, Foodtech, Modern Farmer

    A Peek Inside AppHarvest’s 60-Acre High-Tech Greenhouse in Eastern Kentucky

    Ag tech company AppHarvest may only be a few years old, but growth for both the operation and its tomato crops moves at a breakneck pace these days. After shipping its first harvest to stores in late January of this year, AppHarvest proceeded to go public at the start of February and has since broken…

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  • Jun 1, 2021

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    Business of Food, Data Insights, Education & Discovery, Featured, Food as Medicine, Foodtech, Funding, Personalized Food, Robotics, AI & Data

    Precision Nutrition Startup DayTwo Raises $37M

    Precision medicine startup DayTwo announced over the weekend a $37 million fundraise for its app that provides users customized diet recommendations based on their gut bacteria. New investors participating include Poalim Capital Markets, La’maison Fund and Micron Ventures. They were joined by existing investors including the aMoon VC fund, 10D, and Cathay Innovation Ventures. To…

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  • May 27, 2021

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    Alternative Protein, Business of Food, Cultured Meat, Delivery & Commerce, Featured, Foodtech

    Magic Valley Wants to Bring Cultivated Lamb to Market in a Couple Years

    Australian cultivated meat company Magic Valley this week proclaimed itself “the world’s first cultured lamb company” and provided some details on what it’s been up to since its recent launch. The company is currently in prototype stage and in the process of raising seed funding. As a meat choice, lamb stands out in a world…

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  • May 26, 2021

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    Ag Tech, Business of Food, Drone, Featured, Foodtech, Modern Farmer, Vertical Farming

    iFarm and Al Sadarah Group to Boost Food Security in Qatar Through Vertical Farming

    Finland’s iFarm announced a multi-year partnership today with Sadarah Partners to build out a commercial-scale indoor vertical farm in the State of Qatar, according to a press release sent to The Spoon. The goal of the partnership is to bring more local food production inside Qatar’s own borders and at the same time produce greens,…

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  • May 20, 2021

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    Ag Tech, Business of Food, Delivery & Commerce, Featured, Foodtech, Modern Farmer, Vertical Farming

    Freight Farms Launches Its Greenery S Vertical Farm System

    Freight Farms, best known for its controlled environment agriculture (CEA) tech made for small spaces, this week unveiled Greenery S, the latest model of the company’s vertical container farm system. This is the tenth generation of the Greenery and includes “a fresh suite of features,” according to a press release sent to The Spoon.  Said…

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  • May 20, 2021

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    Alternative Protein, Biomanufacturing, Business of Food, Cultured Meat, Education & Discovery, Featured, Foodtech, Startups

    A Spanish Dairy Company Has Launched a Startup Incubator to Help Cultured Milk Companies

    Pascual Innoventures, the open innovation arm of Spanish dairy company Calidad Pascual, has launched what it says is the world’s first incubator program for cellular agriculture in the dairy industry. Dubbed Mylkubator, the program will select and work with startups hoping to change the dairy industry through the development of alternative proteins.  The program, which…

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  • May 19, 2021

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    Ag Tech, Business of Food, Delivery & Commerce, Featured, Foodtech, Modern Farmer, Vertical Farming

    Maine Colleges and Hospitals Will Get CEA-Grown Greens Thanks to Sodexo and Vertical Harvest

    Foodservice and facilities management company Sodexo announced this week it will partner with controlled environment agriculture (CEA) grower Vertical Harvest to source greens from the latter’s forthcoming vertical farm in Maine. Sodexo said it will source about 80 percent of its lettuce products distributed in its Maine facilities from that farm, rather than importing food…

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  • May 17, 2021

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    Alternative Protein, Biomanufacturing, Business of Food, Cultured Meat, Education & Discovery, Featured, Foodtech, Future Food

    Mosa Meat Achieves an ‘Over 65x Reduction’ in Costs for Its Cultured Fat

    Dutch cultured protein company Mosa Meat said over the weekend it has reduced the cost of its fat media by 66 times thanks to the work of a group the company refers to as its Fat Team. Without listing actual price numbers, Mosa Meat said its fat medium now costs 1.52 percent of what it…

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