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Plant-derived edible coating that extends produce shelf life by 2–3x, cutting food waste; raised $250M Series F; deployed at Kroger, Edeka, and other major retailers; ~$4.2B valuation.
Apeel Sciences is an agricultural technology company that develops plant-derived edible coatings that significantly extend the freshness and shelf life of fresh produce. Founded in 2012 by James Rogers and headquartered in Goleta, California (near Santa Barbara), Apeel's technology mimics the natural protective layer found on the skin of fruits and vegetables. The coating — made from the lipids and glycerolipids found in grape skins, tomato skins, and other plant materials — is applied to the outside of produce after harvest, slowing water loss and oxidation that cause spoilage. The result is a 2–3x extension in usable shelf life without refrigeration changes or preservatives.
Corteva Agriscience (CTVA)-owned farm management platform for field operations, budgeting, and agronomic analytics; competing with Bayer FieldView and John Deere Operations Center for commercial farm data.
Granular is an agriculture farm management software platform that provides data-driven tools for farmers, agronomists, and agricultural enterprises to manage field operations, track crop performance, plan budgets, and analyze financial and agronomic outcomes — enabling modern farming operations to replace spreadsheets and paper-based records with integrated digital farm management. Originally acquired by DuPont Pioneer in 2017 and subsequently integrated into Corteva Agriscience (NYSE: CTVA, the agricultural chemicals and seeds company spun out of DowDuPont in 2019), Granular serves large commercial farming operations across the US.
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