21st March 2024 Innovation / Sprout
Twelve agrifoodtech innovators have been selected for the Sprout Accelerator Autumn24 Cohort, who are said to be collectively forging new paths to revolutionise the agri and food value chains.
Registrations will close at the end of the month for the 2024 Sprout Accelerator.
Sprout is searching for the next round of ventures to join its accelerator.
Following the release of AgFunder’s 2023 global AgriFoodTech Investment Report, Sprout gives its take on the key findings, along with how they fit in with what it is seeing in the market.
Ten agrifoodtech innovators including food waste venture Circlr have been selected for Sprout’s 12-week accelerator.
A 3D printing venture, e-commerce platform, and robotic silo sensors are among the nine ventures to make the latest Sprout accelerator cohort.
The organisation is looking for cutting-edge businesses to register for global connections, mentorship, and the chance to pitch for up to $1m in seed stage investment.
The Sprout Accelerator has put out a final call for cutting-edge businesses to register for global connections, mentorship, and the chance to pitch for up to $1m in investment.
Sprout and Amazon Web Services are on the hunt for entrepreneurs and start-ups who are looking to solve a problem or disrupt an existing business model in the horticultural industry, using digital tools and the latest in technology.
A sparkling mead maker, a plant-based food manufacturer, and a probiotic kefir company are among twelve startups selected for Sprout’s accelerator.
Gil Meron, founder of Yarden Group in Israel, is taking up the role.
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