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Edonia raises €15M to scale microalgae protein

French startup Edonia just pulled in €15 million to ramp up production of its microalgae-based protein ingredient, Edo, and expand into Europe, Japan, and the US. They turn spirulina, which usually tastes like pond water, into a more appealing, high-protein product for food industry partners. The company reports €30 million in pre-orders and will use the new funding to open a larger facility and ship at scale.

Why it mattersEdonia wants to make new protein sources both affordable and appealing, moving beyond standard meat substitutes. If they deliver, it could shift how mainstream food producers source protein and cut the carbon footprint of what ends up on your plate.

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EU-StartupsHeadline onlyUp to 27 times lower carbon footprint than beef – Edonia raises €15 million for their meat-alternative11:48 AM →Tech.euEdonia raises €15M to scale microalgae protein as an alternative to meat1:51 PM →
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