![]() Today, the company is a farm-to-doorstep delivery platform headquartered in City Garage, Baltimore that rescues fresh fruit, vegetables, grocery staples that would otherwise be wasted due to cosmetic standards for size, shape, or color at retail. ![]() “We see this as a huge opportunity to advance our mission with some of the brightest minds in the business and we can’t wait to put our ideas into action.”Īs part of the terms of this round, Jean-Francois Hurel with Danone Manifesto Ventures will join the Hungry Harvest Board of Directors, and Marion Schuppe with Quadia and Fred Mayerson with Maywic Select Investments will join as Board Observers.įounded in 2014 in the basement of Evan Lutz’ dormitory at University of Maryland, Hungry Harvest began with just 30 customers – of which 15 were free trials. ![]() “All three new investors bring valued expertise in sustainability, the food industry, and growth of a consumer brand that will help us take Hungry Harvest to the next level in our long-term mission of fighting food waste and food insecurity in the U.S.,” said Evan Lutz, founder and CEO, Hungry Harvest. Together, these rounds represent a total fund raise of $21.2 million during the pandemic. Paris-based private equity firm Creadev has returned to lead an oversubscribed $13.7 million Series A for Hungry Harvest, a company focused on making an impact on the food space by reducing food waste and ending hunger.īoth existing and new investors rounded out the field of participants including Danone Manifesto Ventures, Quadia, and Maywic Select Investments.Ĭreadev led a $7.5 million Series A for the company in March of this year that included new investor Desert Bloom. By Lynda Kiernan, Global AgInvesting Media
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