Select deals from last week:
🇺🇸 Wonder, a next gen food delivery company, raised $350 million at $3.5 billion valuation. Wonder operates a network of truck restaurants that deliver to consumers. The food is prepared on-site to ensure maximum freshness.
🇺🇸 Little Leaf Farms, a US-based hydroponic greenhouse company, raised $300M with The Rise Fund and Back of America. Launched in 2015, Little Leaf Farms has become the country's number one brand of greens grown through controlled environment agriculture. As we've said before, there are clear benefits of vertical farming such as pesticide-free produce, cleaner water, and proximity to customers.
🚜 We held a webinar on vertical farming trends with Kök Projekt CEO, Semi Hakim, and Mycelium Managing Partner, Jean-Patrick Scheepers.
Other notable foodtech deals from around the globe:
🇨🇿 Rohlik, a Czech Republic online grocery retailer, raised $231M in Series D funding. The company was valued at $1.2B a year ago. This year's valuation was not disclosed, so it could mean anything. For context, grocery delivery startups like Getir and Gorillas have reduced headcount.
🇺🇸 Magic Spoon, a NY-based direct-to-consumer cereal brand, raised $85M in Series B funding.
🇬🇧 Peckwater Brands, a UK-based dark kitchen operator, raised £15M in Series A funding by Stonegate Group, SoftBank and others.
Read up on all the latest foodtech deals in Dealroom.co
