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Cargill invests in plant-based meat, fish tech firm

It has invested in startup Bflike to 'help food manufacturers and retailers offer a new generation of plant-based meat and fish alternative products'

By Undercurrent News | April 27, 2021 09:28 BST
Cargill HQ. Credit: Cargill
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Animal feed giant Cargill is set to invest in Bflike, a startup created by the Netherlands' Blue Ocean Xlerator (BOX), which it said was "poised to be a new technology leader in the rapidly evolving meat and fish alternatives categories" [...]

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