Startups turn to ponds to find the next climate-fighting superfood

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While some companies focus on extracting protein for use as a binding agent, others are marketing the plant directly as a food ingredient.

Back on Earth, Wanna Greens went on sale last month at Israeli food retailer Delicatessen.(GreenOnyx also sold out of its initial mail order offer.) The company is eyeing building a US facility, which would allow it to move a step closer to what Shoham says is its ultimate goal of reaching “the mass market.

US-based Plantible previously raised $27 million from investors including Astanor Ventures, an agtech investment firm, and the venture arm of Kellogg Co.(Kellogg Co.split into two companies last year: North American cereal company WK Kellogg and international snack company Kellanova.) Venture firms Piva Capital and Siddhi Capital led the recent Series B round, which also includes Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc.