Top 5 Organic Food Startup Investors in Brazil

Last updated: Apr 2024 A list of 5 angel investors and VC funds that invest in Organic food startups based in Brazil. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Organic food companies from Brazil. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Organic Food Startup Investors in Brazil

Investor	Organic Food Brazil investments
Solum Partners	1
Futurum Capital	1
KPTL	1
Ryan McDonald	1
GR8 Ventures	1

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Solum Partners invests in real assets within the agriculture and food production industry.

Investment focus

Grocery, E-Commerce, Agriculture
Series A
Brazil

Portfolio highlights

Raizs — Raízs was born to strengthen the bond between local organic farmers and conscious consumers. Through machine learning and a virtual stock, we are able to optimise harvest production and avoid multiple steps in the supply chain. This generates visibility for the countryside and accessibility for the city.

Futurum Capital presents a hands on model, operating from the initial stage of development of startups, going through the acceleration in the angel and seed stages to the A series. More than capital injection, as is the traditional model of venture capital, Futurum Capital is dedicated to operation and business development, offering a completeoperational structure of technology, growth, product design, business strategy, commercial agreements, financial intelligence, ecosystem of platforms and services, in addition to a shared space where entrepreneurs have access to a number of facilities - such as studios for content production, auditorium, among others.Let´s shape the Future!

Investment focus

Electronics, Organic Food, Manufacturing
Funding Round
Brazil, Norway

Portfolio highlights

100 FOODS — 100 FOODS promotes healthy eating and develops plant-based food. It operates an online platform that sells various vegan products. 100 FOODS is based in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Amina Charging — Amina Charging develops high-quality and easy-to-use chargers for the mass market.

KPTL is the result of the merger between A5 Capital Partners and Inseed Investimentos, two of the most experienced VC firms in Brazil.

Investment focus

Software, Information Technology, AgTech
Series A, Funding Round, Seed
Brazil, Germany

Portfolio highlights

Raizs — Raízs was born to strengthen the bond between local organic farmers and conscious consumers. Through machine learning and a virtual stock, we are able to optimise harvest production and avoid multiple steps in the supply chain. This generates visibility for the countryside and accessibility for the city.
Prosas — Prosas is a digital platform that facilitates the access of entrepreneurs to diverse opportunities of fundraising and projects feasibility. It aims to bring efficiency and transparency in the process and execution of social investment.
Agrotools — Founded over a decade ago, Brazilian Agrotools (AT) consolidated as the most relevant AgTech in Latin America, assisting every chain of corporate agribusiness: Companies that relate with rural producers, such as banks, industries, traders, insurance and reinsurance companies, and retail. Among over 100 clients are: Mc Donald’s, Rabobank, Carrefour,Walmart, Itaú BBA, Cofco, International, Sicredi, JBS, Cargill.Agrotools´ digital solutions are based on a geographic platform of patented technology, developed exclusively for agribusiness. The Brazilian technology, combined with one of the largest and more complete databases in the world of agribusiness, along with our multidisciplinary team, provide AT with the capacity to interpret and deliver powerful insights and tools for business and management. In practice, these tools allow big corporations to understand all that happens with their clients and/or suppliers spread through the rural territory, which, before the arrival of remote monitoring platforms such as Agrotools, was a very difficult and slow task.It is about bringing the rural territory and the corporate world closer together. Connecting land with businesses and strategy.With Agrotools, a bank can digitize its rural credit operation, allowing for a dynamic and integrated risk monitoring, based on field data collection, collateral asset management, market and environmental compliance, all under one single platform.A retail company can, for example, verify if its´ supply chain is in conformity with requisites of national and international agreements (or other criteria of choosing). Which, in a time of highly disseminated information and social concern for transparency and innovation, can prevent institutional crises. In the same way, the use of smart digital solutions can enhance the value of corporations´ biggest asset: the brand. The amount of information captured and analyzed daily by the platform requires an enormous capacity. There are over 200 thousand analysis each day, that cover over 200 million hectares (area superior to France, Italy, Germany and Denmark altogether). The promotion of responsible social and environmental practices has led Agrotools to be recognized, in June of 2018, as a B corporation. This important international certificate attests to a business model that envisions social and environmental development combined with good practices of work and transparency. The AgTech was also accredited by Great Place to Work (institution that evaluates good people management practices). Both credentials are only granted after deep research and diagnosis of the organization.

Ryan McDonald is a Principal and Healthcare Investor at Norwest Venture Partners, an Investor at Elligo Health Research and Petabyte Technology, and a Board Member at Mindful Health Solutions and Kyo. Ryan attended Babson College.