175+ Food & Beverage Startups Attacking Grocery Shelves
From kombucha to cold brew to cricket flour, these startups are shaking up the lineup on grocery store shelves.
From kombucha to cold brew to cricket flour, these startups are shaking up the lineup on grocery store shelves.
Dietary supplement companies are moving away from big box retail, focusing on subscriptions and extreme personalization.
Startups are pioneering new flavors, product types, and distribution methods that have potential to transform the food industry.
Two restaurant management software platforms raised $100M+ rounds in July, as restaurant tech startups head toward record financing highs.
Efficiency is vital in the low-margin grocery business, and startups are offering grocers new tools to reduce waste, optimize pricing and merchandising, automate the checkout process, and more.
While coconut water is slowing down, other tree water options (birch, maple) are gaining traction, alongside cold-pressed juices and fitness-focused sports drinks.
The meal and grocery delivery space has had an eventful past quarter, from the IPOs of Blue Apron and Delivery Hero to Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods.
GrubHub's acquisition of Eat24 is another significant move in the further consolidation of the food delivery space.
High-momentum startups like Bowery and Bright Farms are shortening supply chains with modular, tech-enabled indoor farms.
Startups like Impossible Foods, Ripple, and Memphis Meats are engineering new protein sources that take the animal out of the supply chain.
Beverage startups, including Soylent, Bulletproof, and High Brew Coffee drove much of the growth in Q2'17.