FoodTech Startups
3,660 companies tagged FoodTech, with their investors and founders.
Grove is a Saudi company that harvests fresh fruits and vegetables directly from farms daily, sorts them individually, and delivers them to consumers in ready-to-use packaging via its app. It operates a vertical agricultural marketing model covering farm management, sourcing, quality control, cold-chain logistics, and delivery, offering local and imported produce, local meat, dates, and nuts.
1 investor
Growth Kitchen operates a virtual/delivery-brand platform that lets existing UK restaurant kitchens cook meals from established partner food brands during downtime, using their current space, staff, and equipment. It handles marketing, logistics, delivery-app strategy, training, and support so host kitchens can generate additional delivery orders without franchise fees.
1 investor
Grupa Eurocash operates an online grocery platform (Frisco) that implements a deposit system for beverage packaging in Poland. The company builds logistics and customer loyalty systems for e-commerce grocery retail.
1 investor
Welfare Pellegrini provides corporate employee benefit and welfare solutions in Italy, including meal vouchers, shopping vouchers, fuel vouchers, and a platform for managing flexible benefits. It serves companies looking to offer tax-advantaged benefits and work-life balance programs to their employees.
1 investor
GS Foods Group is a specialized food service distributor supplying products to customers for their menus, with a focus on school nutrition and distribution in the United States.
1 investor
Great Salt Lake Artemia harvests and processes Artemia (brine shrimp) products used as nutrition in the aquaculture industry, applying science-based harvest management and conservation practices. The company focuses on high-quality Artemia products while preserving the species' natural habitat.
1 investor
Gulf Hotels Group owns and manages hotels and resorts across Bahrain, Dubai, and Zanzibar, including the five-star Gulf Hotel Bahrain, along with a portfolio of restaurants. Its operations also include contract catering (Gulf Catering) and beverage import and distribution (Gulf Brands International) in Bahrain.
1 investor
Gusta produces plant-based vegan food products, made in Montreal since 2015. Originally created by vegans for vegans, the brand now targets a broader audience interested in animal- and planet-friendly food.
1 investor
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
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.
1 investor
Hailia makes food products from fish filleting sidestreams—the nutritious back and side portions typically discarded after filleting—turning them into consumer products such as Pulled Rainbow Trout. Its products are sold in Finland through a partnership with fish producer Kalavapriikki and retail chain S Group under the Kotimaista private label.
1 investor
Hail Merry makes plant-based, refrigerated snacks crafted from ingredients such as almond flour, cashews, and organic coconut oil, with a focus on clean, low-sugar, dairy- and grain-free recipes. Its products are sold direct-to-consumer as healthy indulgent treats.
1 investor
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
Hamé is a Czech food producer, notably a partner of Czech biathlon since 2013, operating as part of Orkla Foods Česko a Slovensko. The company runs food production facilities in the Czech Republic.
1 investor
Hamlet Protein produces soy protein products for young animal nutrition. The company serves livestock and animal feed producers.
1 investor
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.
1 investor
Hana Group is a retailer of pan-Asian cuisine that operates food kiosks and counters, often located within retail partners, offering ready-to-eat meals. It runs its own brands and operates across Europe and the United States.
1 investor
Handgards manufactures and supplies disposable food service products, including films made from HDPE, LDPE, mLLDPE, and Nylon resins, gloves, and protective wear for the foodservice industry. The company manufactures in El Paso, Texas and operates as an innovator, manufacturer, supplier, and product consultant serving foodservice operators in the United States.
1 investor
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.
1 investor
Happy Quality operates a data-driven agriculture business, offering a "market-in" farming management model that supports new farmers with cultivation technology and a guaranteed-purchase system. It develops original branded produce such as the low-potassium Doctor Melon and the functional-food tomato Hapitoma, and conducts agritech research and development, serving farmers, agribusinesses, and produce buyers in Japan.
1 investor
Happy Wolf appears to be a consumer brand focused on children's food and kitchen involvement, publishing content aimed at parents raising adventurous eaters. The available page content only shows a blog post, providing limited detail about specific products.
1 investor
SPICE is a dining app that lets users discover curated restaurants and cafes, pay through the app, and earn instant cashback rewards. It focuses on premium and casual restaurants in Saudi Arabia's culinary scene.
1 investor
Harmless Harvest makes single-ingredient organic coconut water and dairy-free coconut products such as coconut-based frozen treats, sold directly to consumers online. The company positions itself around ethically sourced coconuts and clean-label ingredients.
1 investor
ABX Harsys develops Harsys, a point-of-sale and management software for restaurants and hospitality businesses, offering functions for sales tracking, warehouse/stock management, recipes, and pricing across tiered license options. The system stores data locally on the customer's own computer rather than in the cloud, and includes add-ons such as a mobile waiter feature; it targets the Czech restaurant market.
1 investor





