Foodtech directory
The Best Foodtech Startups in Europe
Foodtech applies science and software to how the world grows, makes, moves, and eats food. Europe is a strong base for it, with deep agricultural research, a dense network of food manufacturers and retailers, and policy momentum behind sustainability. That mix gives founders both the talent and the early customers they need to scale.
Why foodtech now
A growing population, climate pressure on farming, and shifting diets are pushing the food system to change faster than ever. New tools for protein, traceability, and waste reduction promise lower emissions and more resilient supply. European companies are well placed to lead because the region pairs strong science with demanding sustainability standards.
16 foodtech startups across Europe
A curated, editorial list of European companies.
Agreena
Copenhagen, DenmarkAgreena runs a soil carbon program that rewards farmers for adopting regenerative practices and issues verified carbon certificates.
Choco
Berlin, GermanyChoco offers an app that digitises ordering and communication between restaurants and their food suppliers.
Connecting Food
Paris, FranceConnecting Food provides a platform for end to end food traceability and supply chain transparency.
eAgronom
Tartu, EstoniaeAgronom offers farm management software and a carbon credit platform for crop farmers.
ENOUGH
Glasgow, United KingdomENOUGH produces a fermented mycoprotein ingredient called ABUNDA for use in meat and dairy alternatives.
Formo
Berlin, GermanyFormo uses fermentation to make animal-free cheese alternatives.
Glovo
Barcelona, SpainGlovo runs a multi category delivery app for food, groceries, and other local goods.
Infinite Roots
Hamburg, GermanyInfinite Roots cultivates mushroom mycelium through fermentation to create food ingredients.
Mosa Meat
Maastricht, NetherlandsMosa Meat develops cultivated beef grown from animal cells to reduce the footprint of conventional meat production.
Oda
Oslo, NorwayOda runs a pure play online grocery store delivering a full supermarket range to customers.
Picnic
Amsterdam, NetherlandsPicnic operates an app based online supermarket with a route optimised home delivery model.
sunday
Paris, Francesunday provides QR code based payment and ordering tools for restaurants.
Too Good To Go
Copenhagen, DenmarkToo Good To Go runs a marketplace app that lets shops and restaurants sell surplus food to consumers.
Wolt
Helsinki, FinlandWolt operates a delivery platform connecting customers with restaurants and local shops.
Yazio
Erfurt, GermanyYazio offers a calorie and nutrition tracking app for healthy eating and weight management.
ZOE
London, United KingdomZOE offers at home tests and an app that deliver personalised nutrition guidance based on blood and gut microbiome data.
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