China3D printingNet April 22, Revo Foods is a3D printingA technology developer that aims to replicate the eating experience of seafood, the company announced that it has completed its first round of financing with an amount of more than 1.5 million euros ($1.8 million) to promote its technology development and accelerate market access.This Austrian startup was formerly known as Legendary Vish and it was based on food3D printingThe technology creates a new technology that relies on plant ingredients, such as pea protein and algae extracts, to reproduce the texture, color and taste of authentic seafood.
In an article on April 12, 2021, Revo Foods stated that it has closed its first round of seed financing and counted on several companies as supporters. Companies include Copenhagen investment company Hazelpond Capital, which was founded by financial expert Frederik Hasselkjaer; German venture capital company friends2grow, and MKO Holdings’ California investment and acquisition expert. Other investors include plant and cell-based food consultant Eva Sommer and angel investor Jens Schumann. The round also received state funding from the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) and the Vienna Business Agency.
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The founders of this start-up company Robin Simsa, Theresa Rothenbücher and Hakan Gürbüz participated in the European Union-led international research project Training4CRM as Marie Curie Early Researchers (ESR) in cell-based regenerative medicine research.Biomedical engineers have previously developed medical technology in their graduate projects3D printingProcess, but soon after they decided to make minor changes to their platform so that they could combine plant proteins and binding agents3D printingIt is a natural structured form, so as to try to provide a new option for increasing demand for seafood.In order to implement their ideas, the team entered the production of the printing process as part of the GreenStart incubator
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