
Early-stage B2B venture capital firm backed by experienced enterprise operators who invest alongside it

A venture fund investing in information technology aimed at improving the food and agriculture system

Better Food Ventures invests in businesses that apply information technology to build a better food system, backing companies across the value chain from seed and soil through supply chain, retail and consumption. It targets food and agriculture technology aimed at meeting future food-supply needs, in a sector the firm describes as facing pressure from a shifting climate, labour shortages, food-safety concerns and rising demand for transparency. The fund says it weighs the economic, social and environmental consequences of each investment alongside financial return, and it is affiliated with The Mixing Bowl, a forum for exchanging ideas on food and agriculture technology.
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