
New Wave Foods
Founded Year
2015Stage
Series A - II | AliveTotal Raised
$18.2MResearch containing New Wave Foods
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CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned New Wave Foods in 4 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Aug 9, 2021.

Oct 15, 2019
11 Industries Responding To The Meatless RevolutionExpert Collections containing New Wave Foods
Expert Collections are analyst-curated lists that highlight the companies you need to know in the most important technology spaces.
New Wave Foods is included in 3 Expert Collections, including Food & Beverage .
Food & Beverage
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Alternative Proteins Startups
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This Collection includes B2B and B2C companies developing alternatives to animal-derived proteins, including plant-based meat, dairy alternatives, lab-grown or cultured meat, and fermented proteins.
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We define wellness tech as companies developing technology to help consumers improve their physical, mental, and social well-being. Companies in this collection play across a wide range of categories, including food and beverage, fitness, personal care, and corporate wellness.
New Wave Foods Patents
New Wave Foods has filed 1 patent.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- Flavors
- Food additives
- Food ingredients
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9/26/2017 | Food ingredients, Food science, Flavors, Food additives, Food safety | Application |
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Related Topics | Food ingredients, Food science, Flavors, Food additives, Food safety |
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Latest New Wave Foods News
Oct 22, 2021
Join Aqua Cultured Foods, New Wave Foods, Good Catch, Mission Plant and the GFI on Weds 27 for webinar By Elaine Watson From Nestle's vegan 'Vrimp' in Europe to Good Catch's crab cakes on trial at Long John Silver's in the US, many players believe plant-based seafood represents a significant untapped opportunity in a sector dominated by beef, pork and chicken alternatives. And while plant-based seafood accounted for just $12m in US retail sales in measured channels in 2020 according to data from SPINS and IRI, the space is heating up pretty rapidly, with the GFI noting in a recent report that there are now at least 85 players (that we know of) worldwide making seafood from plants, from microbes through fermentation, and from animal cells. So who are the key players, what’s in the ingredient toolbox, how does the nutrition of plant-based products stack up, and where is this market heading? PART III: Where next for seafood alternatives? From tuna to shrimp Date: Weds October 27 Duration: About 90 minutes The session begins at 10am PT/1pm ET with a fireside chat with Marika Azoff at the Good Food Institute. This will be followed by a panel debate exploring everything from formulation to consumer insights, merchandising, nutrition, and processing capacity challenges, featuring: David Benzaquen, co-founder Ocean Hugger, founder and managing director, Mission: Plant LLC Chad Sarno, co-founder and chief culinary officer, Good Catch Michelle Wolf, co-founder and CEO, New Wave Foods Anne Palermo, Co-founder and CEO, Aqua Cultured Foods What we’ll cover: Formulation trends: Improving the taste, color, and texture of seafood alternatives Nutrition: Are seafood alternative good for you, and are consumer expectations changing? The addressable market for seafood alternatives and go-to-market strategies, DTC, retail, foodservice etc What are the primary purchase drivers for seafood alternatives? Is the laundry list of problems linked to seafood - from overfishing to contaminants, pollution, microplastics, fraud, mislabeling, illegal labor practices, habitat damage, and bycatch - driving interest in greener, cleaner, and kinder alternatives? Exploring the white space in the market Pics courtesy of Nestle, Atlantic Natural Foods, Good Catch, New Wave Foods, Gardein, and Aqua Cultured Foods Clockwise starting top left: Marika Azoff, Michelle Wolf, Chad Sarno, David Benzaquen, Anne Palermo Find out more and REGISTER HERE for our FREE 3-part series, which is sponsored by Oterra, RSSL, Roquette, CP Kelco, Cargill, Givaudan, Edlong Dairy Technologies, and Farbest Brands. Oct 13: Where next for meat alternatives? From plant-based burgers to fungi-fueled bacon. WATCH ON DEMAND! if you register here , click on the grey 'on demand' tab, then 'login' to the session). Oct 20: Where next for dairy alternatives? From oatmilk to ‘real’ cheese (minus the cows). WATCH ON DEMAND! if you register here , click on the grey 'on demand' tab, then 'login' to the session). Oct 27: Where next for seafood alternatives? From tuna to shrimp - featuring the Good Food Institute, Good Catch, Ocean Hugger, New Wave Foods and Aqua Cultured Foods. Register here! Copyright - Unless otherwise stated all contents of this web site are © 2021 - William Reed Business Media Ltd - All Rights Reserved - Full details for the use of materials on this site can be found in the Terms & Conditions
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