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Investing in Switzerland
Switzerland has a well-established food and beverage industry and has emerged as a leading hub for FoodTech innovation. Swiss FoodTech attracted almost CHF 87 million in investments in 2022 (Top 100 Swiss Startups), and seed investments are booming at +93% (Swiss Venture Capital Report)
Swiss consumers are willing to invest in new products that relfect their values and Switzerland’s geographical density makes it a fantastic test market for growing companies – and a perfect gateway to Europe.
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At the same time, our unique food innovation ecosystem drives knowledge transfer between large enterprises, academia and startups – and can help first time investors to get off the starting blocks.
Our FoodTech Investor Deal Flow connects Swiss and international investors with the latest Swiss seed to series A opportunities. Find out more about the companies seeking investment and sign up for updates by email below.
Invest in Swiss FoodTech Innovators
The Valley partners below are actively seeking seed to Series A investment.
Agilery
Agilery is a one-stop partner for food and beverage innovation projects in Europe, accelerating new product launches.
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mia&noa
The next generation coffee experience. Combining technology and passion to enable the world’s first zero-waste and zero-contact coffee.
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NeoCarbons
The first solution to recycle industrial loads of CO2 economically, profitably, and competitively.
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Embion Technologies
Using a proprietary process, Embion is developing natural specialty ingredients for microbiome modulation.
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potiio
Developing a drinking bottle platform with a capsule system to enable consumers to enjoy a variety of functional drinks.
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UMAMI
A bionic farming company specialized in growing pure food with superior flavour.
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YASAI
Building and managing vertical farms based on circular economy approaches to create resilient food systems.
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