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Backed by a $169M investment from Nuveen, Do Good Foods is the first scalable solution to eliminating the 48 billion pounds of food waste generated by grocery stores each year. The company’s closed loop system collects foods such as fruits, vegetables, and meats after human donations can occur, and upcycles them into a nutrient-dense animal feed to create sustainable animal protein.
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| 13.07.2023 | The Week in AgriFoodTech: Aphea.Bio scores $78m for biologicals, Do Good Foods files Ch. 11, Chipotle’s avocado robots | Good news this week arrived in the form of funding rounds for biologicals maker Aphea.Bio and infant formula startup Bobbie, amongst several others. Less sunny was news that upcycled chicken company Do Good Foods filed for Chapter 11 bankru... |
| 10.07.2023 | Upcycled chicken producer Do Good Foods files for bankruptcy | Upcycling company Do Good Foods filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according to a filing in Delaware.
The Bedminster, New Jersey-based company developed a closed-loop system to convert grocery food that can’t be sold or donated int... |
| 27.02.2023 | Finding and creating value in food waste | The following is a guest post from Pete Pearson, global initiative lead for the food circularity program at World Wildlife Fund. Pearson specializes in food waste prevention and food circularity as part of WWF’s larger food system efforts. ... |
| 12.05.2022 | Corporate commitments, policy drive record $1.9bn funding for food waste solutions: ReFED | Technology companies tackling food waste raised $1.9 billion in funding in 2021, representing 101% year-on-year growth, according to a new report from US-based nonprofit ReFED. This takes investment in food waste tech and business models mi... |
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