![]() ![]() Quadia benefited from the legal advice of US-based law firm Jason Wiener, specialized in accompanying impactful transactions ![]() From producers enabled to sell surplus food to consumers gaining access to discounted fresh and healthy food delivered to their doorstep, all interests are aligned to support the expansion of Hungry Harvest’s offer”, states Marion Schuppe, Impact Investment Manager at Quadia. “Hungry Harvest brings to the market a resilient business model which has performed well during the pandemic and is creating economic, social, and environmental value for all its stakeholders. Quadia’s investment team is excited to announce the fund’s first investment in the USA, alongside CREADEV US, Danone Manifesto Ventures, Maywic Investment, and Desert Bloom, to support the acceleration of Hungry Harvest’s growth. The funds raised in this round will enable the company to increase its marketing efforts, invest in new technological developments, accelerate the launch of regions as well as continue expansion in its existing markets. Since its creation in 2014, the company is currently serving six metropolitan areas with a potential reach of over 10 million people. With a mission-focused approach, Hungry Harvest contributes to the reduction of food waste and the improvement of public health by broadening access to fruits and vegetables to everyone. areas that are underserved with no or poor access to stores offering fresh produce and healthy food options. In addition to the direct-to-consumer business, the company partners with healthcare providers to supply food boxes to patients paid for by the healthcare provider, and with local community centers in food deserts, i.e. ![]() Hungry Harvest is a subscription-based delivery of fresh but otherwise discarded food products that have been saved along the value chain serving consumers in large metropolitan areas. ![]()
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