ProducePay announces partnership with MAVRK Capital , in which MAVRK Capital will provide $500mm in initial forward flow capital to fund top growers globally, allowing them to grow their business whilst reducing risk: https://lnkd.in/ew5-x5M2 CEO of ProducePay, Pat McCullough, says “With the MAVRK Capital partnership we’re unlocking industry-wide growth by offering farmers predictability in the form of capital, informed by decades of fresh produce experience, and with direct ties to buyer commitments.”
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ProducePay, an agtech company dedicated to transforming the global agricultural industry, has entered into a significant partnership with MAVRK Capital. This collaboration aims to enhance the Predictable Commerce Programs for fresh produce, with MAVRK Capital committing an initial $500 million in forward flow capital to support top growers globally. ProducePay’s Predictable Commerce Programs are designed to help growers and marketers meet the year-round demand from national retailers for high-quality fresh produce at stable prices. These programs address the increasing volatility in supply chains, ensuring more predictable commerce. https://lnkd.in/gR8AkmX5
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#FundingUpdates Fresh From Farm, a B2B2C platform focused on fresh fruit demand, has secured $2 million in its pre-Series A round. The round was led by Ashish Kacholia of LUCKY INVESTMENTS with participation from Inflection Point Ventures. The funding will be used to fuel team growth, enhance their proprietary technology, and introduce new product lines. Notably, Fresh From Farm also facilitated a partial exit for early investors, delivering over 400% returns on their initial investment of Rs 3 crore in the November 2022 seed round. Founded by Rohit Nagdewani, Fresh From Farm leverages technology to predict and balance fruit demand and supply, minimizing waste. Their flagship product, F3, empowers fruit vendors by transforming them into mini-franchises. F3 handles sourcing, grading, and managing the fruit, allowing vendors to focus solely on sales. Fresh From Farm boasts an annual recurring revenue (ARR) of Rs 40 crore and aims to reach Rs 100 crore by the end of the calendar year. This funding propels them forward in a competitive space that includes VEGROW and Ninjacart.
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Zespri International’s next big challenge: Kiwifruit growers’ low appetite for share ownership. Be sure to read the article discussing the challenges faced by the kiwifruit industry, particularly regarding growers' appetite for share ownership.
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Growing from seed will become the standard in the #strawberry sector within 5 years. Attached article from Horti.Daily gives food for thought for this transition. #innovation #limgroup #transition #seedsforthefuture https://lnkd.in/gR-kWVbD
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This will be informative. Did you know the most profitable vegetable growers are those with the highest input costs? Tune into this webinar to hear more about the learnings from Year 1..
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With Finless Foods rumored to be making big cutbacks to conserve cash, New Age Eats shutting up shop after running out of funds, and GOOD Meat sued by its bioreactor supplier over allegedly unpaid bills, the last 12 months have been challenging to say the least for cultivated meat and seafood companies trying to raise capital. As AgFunder crunches the numbers for its upcoming annual global #agrifoodtech investment report, preliminary data shows that funding for cultivated meat startups peaked at $989m in 2021, dipped slightly to $807m in 2022 (bolstered by a $400m round into UPSIDE Foods) and then dropped off sharply in 2023 (-78%) to $177m, against a backdrop of a -50% drop in agrifoodtech investing overall in 2023. #foodtech #cultivatedmeat #cellularagriculture
Preliminary AgFunder data point to 78% decline in cultivated meat funding in 2023; investors blame 'general risk aversion'
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ForFarmers takes over Van Triest Veevoeders (ABM FN-Dow Jones) ForFarmers has acquired Van Triest Veevoeders. The listed transport specialist announced this on Saturday afternoon. Van Triest Veevoeders, a family business from Hoogeveen, specializes in trading residual flows. Van Triest trades more than 1 million tons of residual flows annually and has 90 employees. The acquisition concerns the purchasing and sales activities, including the associated storage and transshipment facilities and means of transport. ForFarmers is already active in the supply of residual flows under the name CirQlar. This acquisition fits into ForFarmers' mission For the Future of Farming: by using more and more co-products, we contribute to a sustainable future with affordable and sustainable food by producing dairy, meat, and eggs. The transaction is expected to be completed in the fall of 2024. This still requires permission from the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets. https://lnkd.in/dKZi_jbP #feedindustry #feedmanufacturing #feedingredients #coproducts
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🍎💰 New partnership aims to offer farmers predictability in the form of capital. FoodTech 500 alum ProducePay has partnered with MAVRK Capital to fund Predictable Commerce Programs in the fresh produce sector. This partnership aims to help growers and marketers meet the year-round demand of national retailers for high-quality fresh produce with stable pricing, addressing the challenges of volatile supply chains. Through this collaboration, Four Star Fruit Inc, will enable growers participating in the Predictable Commerce Programs to access financing mechanisms that reduce risks by assuring committed demand and pricing. This predictability lowers the financing risks associated with harvests, thereby reducing the overall cost of capital for the entire supply chain. Following a successful table grapes partnership that saw a significant increase in distributed produce, reduced retailer rejections, and minimized food waste, the new partnership aims to further expand and support growers in this innovative model, ultimately contributing to a more efficient, profitable, and sustainable supply chain for retailers. Learn more about ProducePay here: https://lnkd.in/egt8k4qp Read the full PerishableNews.com article for more information: https://lnkd.in/eQ_t2kBv #ForwradFooding #agtech #agriculture #innovation #sustainability #supplychain
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