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Finless Foods is developing cell-cultured bluefin tuna and other seafood using cellular agriculture; raised $34M in a Series A in 2022; pivoted to focus on plant-based seafood products to generate near-term revenue while continuing cultivated.
Finless Foods is a food biotechnology company founded in 2017 by Mike Selden and Brian Wyrwas and headquartered in Emeryville, California. The company is developing cell-cultured seafood — growing fish cells in bioreactors to produce meat that is biologically identical to conventionally caught fish without requiring aquaculture or ocean fishing. Its primary target species is bluefin tuna, one of the most prized and environmentally stressed fish species globally due to severe overfishing. Finless Foods aims to produce sushi-grade tuna that replicates the flavor and texture profile of wild-caught bluefin at commercial scale, without the ecological impact of conventional tuna fishing.
NYSE-listed (SG) fast-casual salad and grain bowl chain with seasonal farm-sourced menu at $660M revenue; Infinite Kitchen robotics competing with CAVA and Chipotle for health-conscious urban fast-casual.
Sweetgreen is a Los Angeles and New York-based fast-casual restaurant chain specializing in fresh salads, warm grain bowls, plates, and seasonal menu items sourced from local and organic farms — serving health-conscious urban professionals and millennials seeking nutritious, sustainably produced meals. Listed on NYSE (NYSE: SG), Sweetgreen was founded in 2007 by Nicolas Jammet, Jonathan Neman, and Nathaniel Ru (Georgetown University classmates), IPO'd in November 2021, generated approximately $660 million in revenue in fiscal year 2024, and operates 230+ locations in major US metropolitan areas focused on the workday lunch occasion.
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