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This week: We’ve ranked the top 100 foodtech startups to watch based on our powerful new algorithm, Dealroom Signal.

| View in browser August 18, 2022 Top 100 foodtech startups We’ve ranked the top 100 foodtech startups to watch based on our Dealroom Signal: a powerful algorithm helping VCs, Corporates and Governments find the most promising up and coming startups. Europe leads the way with the largest share of startups (39), followed by the United States with 19. Latin America and Indica come third with 7 startups each. The top 3 companies in the list are working on alternative proteins. In total, a quarter of the lists consists of alternative protein companies. Food delivery and logistics makes another quarter of the list, of which 9 companies focus on grocery delivery. Be the first to try out and explore the top 100 foodtech startups startups based on our data-driven algorithm, Dealroom Signal. 👇   And keep an eye out for a future newsletter covering the top 100 startups to watch in several niches, including alternative protein, online grocery delivery and food waste, among others. Top 100 foodtech startups   In foodtech news 🚙 DoorDash to deliver Facebook Marketplace purchases in US. DoorDash has been expanding its delivery service beyond restaurants, including grocery stores, pharmacies, home products and more. Now it delivers small items that fit into the trunk of a car from the Facebook Marketplace. -TechCrunch   🤖 Cities Are Pushing Back on Sidewalk Robots. While sidewalk robots promise to deliver food and groceries with less carbon emissions, they also have an impact on low-mobility pedestrians as well as the elderly and children. San Francisco and Toronto are among the large metropolitan areas that have banned sidewalk robots already. -The Spoon 🇳🇱 Deliveroo to exit Netherlands, loss widens in first-half. After failing to gain a strong position against the rivals such as Just Eat's TakeAway, and UberEats, the Netherlands accounts for just 1% of Deliveroo's GMV. - Reuters   Latest foodtech deals Select deals from last week: 🇺🇸 Bevi, a Boston-based beverage technology company, raised $70M in Series D funding from Cowen Group. Launched in 2013, Bevi aims to reduce single-use packaging by offering still and sparkling water on tap.   🥤 There are 9 other companies working on similar solutions, including Castalie and 4Life Solutions, but Bevi is the most funded and ahead in terms of product development, by far. 🇺🇸 Farmstead, a California-based AI-driven grocery delivery service, raised $40M to accelerate product development. The company uses AI to suggest grocery items and reduce food waste. The company also works with local farmers to source fruits and vegetables.   🛵 We've put together a landscape with 170+ grocery delivery companies globally.   Other notable foodtech deals from around the globe:    🇫🇷 Les Miraculeux, a French food supplements company, raised €5M to accelerate growth. 🇬🇧 Muddy Machines, a UK-based farming robotics company, secured £1.5M in Seed funding. 🇮🇱 Israeli smart shopping technology company Shopic raised $35M to scale its AI-powered grocery store solution.   Read up on all the latest foodtech deals in Dealroom.co   Tip of the week   🏆 Dealroom Signal Top 100   We’ve ranked the top 100 startups to watch over 6 verticals based on our Dealroom Signal: a powerful algorithm helping VCs, Corporates and Governments find the most promising up and coming startups.   Be the first to try out and explore the top 100 startups built by our data-driven algorithm. 👈   Dive in   🗺️ Foodtech investment heatmap 🎓 Foodtech university spinouts 🦄 110+ Foodtech unicorns and $1B+ exits     Ivan Draganov Senior Innovation Analyst Dealroom Not a subscriber yet? Subscribe here This is Dealroom's weekly Foodtech newsletter. Get more industry-specific intelligence on the evolving world of Foodtech, emerging trends, and game-changing startups. Delivered on Tuesdays. Dealroom.co, Cornelis Dirkszstraat 27-2, 1056 TP, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Manage preferences |
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