Online grocer pledges to become net-zero carbon company by 2030 Digital Editor
Online grocer Imperfect Foods has pledged to accelerate its plans to become a net-zero carbon operation by 2030 ahead of other major retailers by applying its sustainability mission inward to its operating model.
“Sustainability is at the core of everything we do at Imperfect Foods, but we know we can do more to drive change, said Imperfect Foods CEO Philip Behn. To further our fight against climate change, we are committing to be operationally net zero. We want to empower consumers to make better choices and know that the shopping decisions they re making have a direct impact on the health of our planet.
The Wall Street Journal’s Sixth Annual Global Food Forum will Gather Online on February 9, 2021
February 5, 2021
Leaders in agribusiness, food production, consumer products, economics and government will convene to discuss how the food industry has been disrupted by the global pandemic and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead as companies, markets, consumers and the industry adapt.
The online experience will include unscripted interviews with leaders of some of the world’s most influential companies and organizations. These in-depth conversations will explore how the industry has changed and adapted during the pandemic, from consumer behavior and supply chains to investments and sustainability plans.
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Imperfect Foods Secures $95MM Series D Investment Commitment
Led by Insight Partners, Funding is Largest To-Date for U.S. Market Leader in Sustainable Grocery Shopping
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Imperfect Foods, the company reimagining sustainable grocery delivery, announces today it received a commitment to fund $95MM in a Series D growth investment. The Series D financing will be led by Insight Partners, who also led the Series C round eight months ago, and Norwest Venture Partners. Imperfect Foods had triple digit growth in 2020 over the year prior, and exited the year with a revenue run rate in excess of $500M.