FoodTech Startups

Gustoso Gruppe develops and scales fast-casual restaurant brands, operating five brands across over 220 locations in five countries. The company supports its brands with product development, training, operational standards, and location expansion.

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Gyoku operates restaurant locations under various brand names including Gyoku, Akabe, and Bara Soba Ya, with multiple outlets across Japan offering food service.

1 investor

Haarslev provides industrial processing solutions designed to minimize downtime and maximize operational efficiency and environmental value for processing facilities.

1 investor

HAAT operates an on-demand delivery platform that handles logistics for merchants — from restaurants and grocers to florists — including access to a courier network, online selling tools, and multiple payment methods such as cash. It also reaches areas that lack standard street addressing and serves both national chains and local businesses across 40 cities.

1 investor

Habbit Apex is a whey protein isolate supplement designed for fitness performance and muscle recovery. The product targets fitness enthusiasts and health-conscious consumers seeking to meet daily protein nutritional goals.

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Habbit is an innovation lab that develops advanced food ingredients, formulations, and processes to create nutritional products. The company has launched two fast-growing nutrition brands in India and plans to expand into additional food and beverage categories.

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Hachimenroppi is a Japanese wholesale platform for buying commercial food ingredients, including seafood, produce, meat, rice, and processed foods, aimed at restaurants and food-service businesses. It offers daily buyer recommendations, seasonal items, spot deals, and user product reviews.

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Hackney Gelato makes Italian-style gelato and sorbet, originally crafting bespoke recipes for London restaurants before selling tubs in shops. Founded by chefs trained in Sicily, it supplies restaurants, retailers, and consumers in the UK.

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Haferkater sells porridge and coffee-based breakfast options from locations in Hamburg, including outlets at Bahnhof Altona and Dammtor. The company serves customers looking for a quick, ready-to-eat breakfast with various toppings.

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Hai Hospitality is a restaurant group founded by Chef Tyson Cole, operating Japanese-inspired restaurants such as Uchi that reinterpret traditional Japanese cuisine. It focuses on restaurant design, staffing, and employee support, with roots in Austin, Texas.

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Hailia develops seafood processing technologies that convert underutilized fish byproducts into high-quality products, serving processors and manufacturers seeking to improve resource efficiency and sustainability in the seafood industry.

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Hail Merry produces plant-based snacks and desserts made from raw, clean ingredients including nuts and coconut oil. The company serves consumers seeking indulgent snacks that combine nutritional benefits with luxurious taste.

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Hakkasan Group is a global hospitality company that operates restaurant and dining brands including Hakkasan, Ling Ling, and Yauatcha. It focuses on dining experiences and venue design across its portfolio of brands.

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HakkoBako builds a programmable commercial fermentation chamber with precise climate control (2–60°C), touchscreen programming, and exportable HACCP-ready data logs for producing koji, miso, garum, yoghurt, and other ferments. It targets professional kitchens, bars, and hotel groups, and is used by Michelin-starred chefs and top hospitality venues.

1 investor

Halla provides an AI-driven personalization engine built specifically for the grocery industry, using shopper and product data to power product recommendations, substitutions, and semantic search for grocery retailers. Now part of Wynshop, its technology integrates via APIs into online, in-store, and digital marketing channels for grocers.

1 investor

Hamama sells countertop microgreen growing kits and Seed Quilts that let consumers grow non-GMO, organic microgreens at home in 7-10 days without soil, along with growing accessories and organic superfood supplements. It offers direct-to-consumer products with flexible subscription and refill options.

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Hamama offers pre-seeded growing mats (Seed Quilts) that enable home gardeners to cultivate microgreens in 7-10 days with minimal light and maintenance. The company sells organic, non-GMO microgreen seed products through a direct-to-consumer subscription and retail model.

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Hamé is a food brand owned by Orkla Foods Česko a Slovensko, producing shelf-stable, chilled, and frozen food products.

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Hamlet Protein produces specialty proteins and fiber products for swine feed, designed to improve feed efficiency and animal growth performance in young pigs during early life stages.

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Hamptons Lane runs an online service that ships themed boxes of specialty kitchen tools and artisan pantry ingredients to subscribers' homes. Each box is curated around a theme and comes with recipes, so home cooks can try unfamiliar ingredients and techniques.

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Handgards manufactures and supplies disposable foodservice products including gloves, bags, protective apparel and flexible packaging for institutional food service operators. The company serves schools, hospitals, prisons, colleges and other institutional feeders across North America.

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HandsOn Robotics develops automation systems for manual tasks in large-scale catering and commercial kitchens, with a first product that automatically sorts cutlery on dishwashing lines to reduce staffing needs. The company plans to add dishware-handling robots to work toward fully automated wash kitchens, and is based in Dresden, Germany.

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Happy Coffee is a Nigerian indigenous coffee brand that sources beans from the Mambilla Plateau in Taraba and sells coffee products alongside services including mobile café service, coffee catering, barista training, café setup, and consultancy. It also works to develop the local Nigerian coffee value chain and support female farmers and women entrepreneurs.

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Happy Quality provides AI-based agricultural support services covering the full value chain from production to distribution, helping growers—including new farmers—achieve stable, profitable, data-driven farming. The Japanese company develops agricultural AI technology and also operates as a vegetable wholesaler and consultancy.

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