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Swedish plant-based seafood startup secures $600,000 fundraise

Hooked Foods will be launching its new alternative tuna product, 'Toona', across major restaurant chains in Sweden next spring

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 17, 2020 10:33 GMT
Hooked Foods CEO Tom Johansson (left) and COO Emil Wasteson (right). Credit: Hooked Foods
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The Swedish plant-based seafood manufacturer Hooked Foods has secured funds amounting to SEK 5 million ($600,000) ahead of a rollout of its new vegan-friendly tuna range next year, reports Green Queen [...]

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