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Meals provide chain start-up Cerve lands £3.5m seed funding

By Editorial Board Published December 5, 2024 2 Min Read
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Meals provide chain start-up Cerve lands £3.5m seed funding

A meals provide chain expertise start-up which goals to drive reductions in waste has landed hundreds of thousands of kilos in funding from a syndicate of buyers.

Enterprise capital buyers Zenith, Ponderosa and The First Thirty additionally participated.

Cerve was set as much as assist digitise facets of a worldwide meals provide chain system which stays largely manually administered.

Utilized by 2,000 clients throughout the UK and Europe, the corporate supplies a tech platform which permits knowledge to deal with provide chain inefficiencies.

In line with Cerve, outdated practices which stay prevalent within the business end in billions of dollars-worth of misplaced alternatives, whereas additionally exacerbating important world challenges like meals waste and meals safety.

It cited analysis suggesting that greater than one-third of all meals produced globally goes to waste, partly as a consequence of insufficient visibility and traceability throughout provide chains.

Based by Dan Mazig, a serial entrepreneur, the corporate is anticipated to announce its seed spherical publicly this week.

“Solving the fragmented and disconnected problems within the food system requires new thinking and a more creative and innovative approach,” Mr Mazing stated.

“Current progress is simply not fast or effective enough.

“We imagine that the important thing to a sustainable and resilient meals system is rooted in knowledge.”

Ferdinand Reynolds, principal at SuperSeed, stated Cerve’s “approach to data standardisation and connectivity is groundbreaking and has the potential to reshape how the global food system operates”.

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