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Alternative Protein Fund Lever VC Announces $46 Million Fourth Close, 2.33x Growth in Portfolio Value
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Alternative Protein Fund Lever VC Announces $46 Million Fourth Close, 2.33x Growth in Portfolio Value

Global alternative protein venture capital fund Lever VC announced today the recent completion of a $46 million fourth close of its Lever VC Fund I. The Fund’s third and fourth close included the addition of three corporate strategic investors from Europe and Asia—including one of the world’s largest Agri-Food companies, with annual revenue over $50 billion USD—as well as capital from NFL and NBA athletes, British nobility, and a global range of family offices.

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Future Food-Tech unveils 19 innovators with moonshot-potential technologies
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Future Food-Tech unveils 19 innovators with moonshot-potential technologies

At Future Food-Tech’s flagship summit on March 11-12, nineteen start-ups will showcase their breakthrough technologies, their transformative solutions and, above all, their passion to drive forward change across the most pressing topics in the industry: Gut Health and the Microbiome, Plant-Based Alternatives, Cell-Based Proteins, Ingredient Innovation, Food Waste and the Supply Chain.

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The Molecular Farming Revolution in Alternative Proteins
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The Molecular Farming Revolution in Alternative Proteins

Moolec Science is a newly formed company using molecular farming to introduce a hybrid concept between plant-based and cell-based technologies in the alternative proteins space. With a proof of concept for the cheese market, the team is known for being the first to produce bovine chymosin in safflower, a functional protein commercialized under the SPC brand. A family of international patents currently covers this platform, with SPC events fully de-regulated for cost-effective large-scale production.

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Tiamat Sciences: Using plants in place of bioreactors to meet the future needs of cellular agriculture
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Tiamat Sciences: Using plants in place of bioreactors to meet the future needs of cellular agriculture

In 2040, one third of the meat on our plates could be grown outside of animals, drastically reducing the leading sources of CO2 emissions and water pollution, while answering the question of how to feed a global population of nine billion. Cellular agriculture companies such as Memphis Meats, BlueNalu, and Mosa Meat are racing to bring their products to market, but they are still missing a key ingredient: affordable culture media available in large quantities. Brussels-based startup Tiamat Sciences believes their technology platform could become the best option to bridge that gap.

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