Re-Harvest Provisions produces Superfood Smoothie Pops by blending whole fruits, vegetables and superfoods into freeze-and-squeeze pops designed to deliver gut-friendly fiber and nutrients. The company emphasizes reHarvesting and rePurposing surplus produce to minimize food waste and market its product as an environmentally minded snack. Its pops are intended to be convenient—freeze then squeeze—and positioned as ‘Truly Smoothies That Do Good.’ Re-Harvest says the recent financing will aid aggressive expansion and accelerate product development. The company disclosed the financing via a notice of an exempt offering of securities filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. CEO Kathryn Bernell is identified as playing a key role in securing the recent investment. ReHarvest Provisions produces single-serve smoothie pops formulated with rescued or surplus fruits and vegetables. The company partners with manufacturers and farmers to source imperfect or excess produce for its products. Its core product line is freeze-then-squeeze smoothie pops sold as single-serve items. Founded in 2017 and based in Denver, Colorado, ReHarvest aims to reduce food waste through its sourcing and product approach. Financially, the company recently closed a $1.5 million series seed funding round. Investors in the round included True Wealth Ventures, Flagstaff Ventures, Segal Ventures, Captra Capital, Chicago Early, Dobson Avenue and angel investors.

Total raised

$3M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Debt Financing

Latest activity

Jul 2023