FoodLabs Raises USD 121.8M to Back Early-Stage AgriFood Tech Startups Across Europe
FoodLabs has raised USD 121.8 million (EUR 105 million) for its third fund, targeting early-stage European food-tech and ag-tech startups.
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FoodLabs has raised USD 121.8 million (EUR 105 million) for its third fund, targeting early-stage European food-tech and ag-tech startups.
SVG, the global agrifood innovation platform behind the Pioneer Fund, has received a limited partner commitment from the Manitoba First Fund (MFF).
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BCG report highlights that US farmers remain cautious on adopting new technology, citing economic uncertainty & previous bad experiences.
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