• UniFAHS

  Participated · Seed · Jan 2024

  UniFAHS develops bacteriophage-based solutions to promote sustainable food production and combat antimicrobial resistance across the farm-to-fork supply chain. The company holds patented phage solutions aimed at improving food safety and enabling climate-friendly agricultural practices. UniFAHS emphasises a “one health” approach, integrating human, animal and environmental health considerations into its products. Co-founded by Dr Kitiya Vongkamjan and Chalita Wongpukdee, the company focuses on scaling phage technology deployment in agricultural settings. UniFAHS intends to use its latest funding to expand and commercialize its bacteriophage technology for sustainable agriculture. The company is based in Bangkok, Thailand.

• FreshKet

  Participated · Series A · Sep 2020

  Freshket offers a B2B e-commerce marketplace and linked order, warehouse and logistics management systems that connect farmers and processing centers directly with restaurants and consumers in Thailand. The company does not stock produce itself; instead it coordinates daily supply with its network so farmers can plan and minimize waste. Freshket provides users with data to help predict supply and demand and says its B2B food delivery business benefits from high average order values that support unit economics. Co-founded in 2017 by CEO Ponglada Paniangwet and CMO Tuangploi Chiwalaksanangkoon, the startup aims to be an enabler for the entire food supply chain and to increase farmers’ incomes and produce quality. Freshket competes with traditional supply chains and consumer grocery delivery apps by offering lower retail prices, more precise delivery and a wider variety of products and gradings. The company cites a significant market opportunity: Euromonitor estimated Thailand’s food service market at over $7.7 billion in annual purchases across more than 200,000 restaurants.

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