Other recent distress signals suggest the big priority for vertical farming company Kalera in 2023 is about surviving rather than scaling.
The deal, which brings together two of Europe’s biggest instant grocery players, values the combined group at $10 billion.
The deal strengthens the companies’ business model of selling surplus and ‘ugly’ foods to consumers at discounted prices.
Farm Market iD aggregates data from a variety of sources to offer agribusinesses support with marketing and better serving farmers and ranchers.
Covid-19 has created new opportunities for acquisitions as startups struggle to fundraise, according to CropX CEO Tomer Tzach.
The dairy SaaS giant has positioned itself as the digital backbone of the dairy manufacturing supply chain since it launched in 2000.
PLA’s platform helps beef producers run their businesses more efficiently through the power of data analytics and connection to animal health companies and the founder thinks Covid-19 will accelerate farmer interest in such livestock tech.
Moka, a Jakarta-based startup offering POS software for food merchants, could help the on-demand ‘super app’ build out its service offering to restaurants.
The established specialty mineral and chemical provider will combine Growers Insight’s platform with its agronomic services.
The acquisition will add 1,800 weather stations to the company’s existing European network to support hyper-local weather data for farmers.
Greenbook maintains a searchable database of crop input labels to help users and industry professionals stay current on appropriate usages and warnings
Smart AG offers a driverless tractor technology to help farmers upgrade existing equipment to tackle time and labor challenges while DOT designs and manufactures ready-made autonomous equipment.
Adama is hoping to gain a stronger foothold in Peru’s agricultural market and to target large-scale industrial farmers with the acquisition.
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