Puratos joins EIT Food in FoodSparks to foster the next generation of agrifood innovators FoodSparks – a seed fund tailored to support the most promising European early-stage enterprises – has been set up by EIT Food and capital fund manager PeakBridge, along with investors like Puratos, Givaudan and Stockholm-based investment firm Gullspång Re:foodiary, among others.
The FoodSparks fund will invest up to €30m over a span of up to four years in the most promising projects around solutions to solve some of the world’s most pressing problems in food production, supply and sustainability.
The fund – managed by PeakBridge – will target approximately 10 early-stage enterprises each year. To qualify, the ventures must be domiciled in Europe/EFTA and Israel; have protectable and scalable technology; and be aligned with EIT Food’s mission of making the food system more sustainable, healthy and trusted.
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dana: instagram question from susan mulligan. peter, i will go to you most. what do you look forward to after every show be it food or drink or other activity. pete: a drink, of course. dana: even after fox & friends on a weekend? kimberly: why did you think we didn t tell to you answer. pete: morning person weekend show four hours is over it s basically 5:00 p.m. on my internal clock. dana: what do you like to do geraldo? geraldo: i like to drink. that first drink is such a sigh. you know, just ah, i have done it but with fox & friends, a little different for me because i only go on for 150 minutes. i work out after fox & friends. dana: greg, what do you like to do? greg: i like to unwind. i have a big giant roll of tape. i sit there and unwind it. and for about an hour i find it s incredible stress relief. and then of course i do my charity work. children to me matter more
out more meeting on friday daniel in frankfurt for us thank you very much indeed. now when it comes to the environment plastic saw a real problem presenting health hazards to humans and animals but getting away from them is very hot a recent report from friends of europe and zero waste your sound that more than a third of all food sold here in the european union is wrapped in plastic that many in the food industry say they need it food fresh up there all other ways. it s hard to lead the world off plastics especially in the food retail industry such packaging protects products during delivery it also helps prolong shelf life so that supposedly less food is thrown away and eaten at least that s the idea but environmental activists have just released a study stating the contrary what this study shows is that between two thousand and four and two thousand and fourteen we ve seen