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Equilibrium Capital has closed its second fund dedicated to indoor agriculture. The Controlled Environment Foods Fund II (CEFF II) raised a total of $1.02 billion, exceeding its original goal of […]
As of now, New Yorkers have just about all the fun when it comes to super speedy grocery delivery in the U.S. Companies like Fridge No More, JOKR, Gorillas and, […]
You get sick, you take a pill right? Not according to Dr. Robert Graham. As a Harvard trained physician and a trained chef, Dr. Graham wants to get at the […]
One year ago, Euromonitor International predicted the ghost kitchen market could be worth $1 trillion by 2030. The prediction, made by Euromonitor’s Global Lead for Food & Beverage Michael Schaefer, […]
Welcome to your weekly Food Tech News round-up, where we gather interesting pieces of news you might have missed this week: Edible artwork is now growing at the Gagosian gallery […]
Nothing hits the spot quite like cold ice cream on a hot summer day. And if you want to throw in a little food tech futurism with your frozen treats, […]
It looks like Gopuff, which is best known for ’round the clock, half-hour grocery delivery, is expanding into the ghost kitchen business. According to HNGRY (subscription required), Gopuff is hiring […]
Kurly, the South Korean startup behind online grocery service Market Kurly, announced today that it has raised a $200 million Series F round of funding. The Korea JoongAng Daily reports […]
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Canada’s P&P Optica (PPO) has raised an undisclosed amount of Series B funding for its food safety inspection technology, which uses hyperspectral imaging to gather quality metrics on the food […]
Grocery delivery company Instacart announced today that it is appointing Fidji Simo as its new CEO effective August 2. Simo has been on Instacart’s board since January of this year. […]
Five early-stage indoor agriculture companies will participate in the ninth cohort of the Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator (IN2), which works with cleantech companies and entrepreneurs across food and housing sectors. […]
