Which startups have raised the most funding in the alternative protein market?
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This database tracks the most funded startups in the alternative protein market, ranked by the cumulative amount of capital each company has raised.
We update the list every month so that new financing rounds, acquisitions, shutdowns, IPO activity, and other important changes are reflected as quickly as possible.
The ranking covers companies across plant-based foods, cultivated meat and seafood, precision fermentation, mycoprotein, and other technologies creating alternatives to conventional animal proteins.
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A quick summary table
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Most funded alternative protein startup | Impossible Foods, $1.7B |
| Second most funded alternative protein startup | Oatly, at least $1.3B |
| Largest funding round | Oatly, $1.1B IPO in May 2021 |
| Median funding | $35M |
| Share of funding captured by the top 10 | Approximately 60% |
| Median time since last round | Approximately 3.3 years |
| Startups that raised funding in the last 12 months | 14 with latest rounds dated October 2025 or later |
| Alternative protein startups with at least $100M raised | 23 |
| Median number of funding rounds | 3 rounds |
| Total capital represented in the ranking | At least $12.7B |

This chart, featured in our alternative protein market deck, shows annual venture capital investment in alternative protein startups
Top startups in the alternative protein market ranked by total funding raised
Here is an updated table that ranks the top startups in the alternative protein market based on the total amount of funding they have raised to date.
The table also includes the total number of funding rounds, the date and size of the latest round, the financing type (e.g. Series A, equity financing), key investors, the startup’s current status (active, IPO, acquired, or shut down), and a confidence score based on the data collected (we excluded startups with very low data confidence, to make sure everything is reliable).
If you're interested in knowing how much these startups are worth, you can check our list of the top startups in the alternative protein market ranked by valuation.
| # | Startup | What They Do | Total Raised ($) | Total Rounds | Last Round Date | Last Round Amount ($) | Last Round Type | Key Investors | Current Stage | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Impossible Foods | Plant-based meat alternatives | $1.7B | 8 | November 2021 | $500M | Series H / Growth | Mirae Asset Global Investments | Active | Full |
| 2 | Oatly | Oat-based dairy alternatives | ≥$1.3B | 5 | May 2021 | $1.1B | IPO | Morgan Stanley, J.P. Morgan, Credit Suisse | IPO | Partial |
| 3 | Perfect Day | Fermentation-made animal-free dairy proteins | $801M | 7 | November 2023 | $90M | Pre-Series E | SK Inc., Horizons Ventures, Temasek | Active | Partial |
| 4 | Beyond Meat | Plant-based meat products | $716M | 12 | October 2025 | $200M | ATM Equity Offering | Public-market investors | IPO | Strong |
| 5 | Eat Just | Plant-based eggs and foods | $612M | 9 | September 2023 | $16M | Growth Equity | Ahimsa Foundation, VegInvest | Active | Partial |
| 6 | UPSIDE Foods | Cultivated meat from animal cells | $608M | 6 | April 2022 | $400M | Series C | Temasek, Abu Dhabi Growth Fund, SoftBank | Active | Strong |
| 7 | LIVEKINDLY Collective | Global plant-based food brand collective | $535M | 2 | March 2021 | $335M | Growth / Series C | The Rise Fund, Rabo Corporate Investments, S2G Ventures | Active | Full |
| 8 | Nature's Fynd | Fermented fungi protein foods | $463M | 3 | July 2021 | $350M | Series C | SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Blackstone, Hillhouse | Active | Full |
| 9 | NotCo | AI-designed plant-based foods | $433M | 6 | December 2022 | $70M | Series D1 | Princeville Capital | Active | Full |
| 10 | Believer Meats | Cultivated chicken, beef and lamb | $390M | 4 | December 2021 | $347M | Series B extension | ADM/Cibus Fund, Menora Mivtachim, S2G Investments | Shutdown | Full |
| 11 | Meati | Mycelium-based whole-cut meat alternatives | $355M | 6 | May 2024 | $100M | Series C-1 | Grosvenor Food & AgTech, Prelude Ventures, BOND | Acquired | Strong |
| 12 | Motif FoodWorks | Technologies improving plant-based foods | ≥$344M | 4 | May 2022 | Undisclosed | Series C / Venture | FootPrint Coalition Ventures | Shutdown | Strong |
| 13 | Califia Farms | Plant-based beverages and creamers | ≥$325M | 3 | January 2020 | $225M | Series D | Qatar Investment Authority, Temasek, Claridge | Active | Strong |
| 14 | The EVERY Company | Precision-fermented egg proteins | $287M | 5 | November 2025 | $55M | Series D | McWin Capital, Main Sequence, Bloom8 | Active | Partial |
| 15 | Ripple Foods | Pea-protein dairy alternatives | $273M | 6 | November 2023 | $49M | Venture Equity | Undisclosed investors | Active | Strong |
| 16 | Aleph Farms | Cultivated whole-cut beef steaks | $196M | 6 | March 2025 | $29M | Series C / Equity | Peregrine Ventures, Cargill, L Catterton | Active | Strong |
| 17 | Redefine Meat | 3D-structured plant-based meat alternatives | $170M | 3 | January 2022 | $135M | Series B | Hanaco Ventures, Synthesis Capital | Active | Full |
| 18 | Mosa Meat | Cultivated beef and burgers | $163M | 9 | December 2025 | $18M | Growth / Extension | Invest-NL, LIOF, PHW Group | Active | Partial |
| 19 | Remilk | Precision-fermented animal-free dairy proteins | ≥$151M | 4 | November 2025 | $20M | Series C / Venture | Tau Capital, Avishag Bohbot | Active | Partial |
| 20 | v2food | Australian plant-based meat producer | ≥$132M | 4 | August 2025 | Undisclosed | Corporate Equity | Ajinomoto | Active | Strong |
| 21 | Wildtype | Cultivated salmon and seafood | $116M | 3 | February 2022 | $100M | Series B | L Catterton, Temasek, Bezos Expeditions | Active | Full |
| 22 | Daring Foods | Plant-based chicken alternatives | $114M | 4 | October 2021 | $65M | Series C | Founders Fund, D1 Capital Partners, Naomi Osaka | Acquired | Partial |
| 23 | ENOUGH | Large-scale fermented mycoprotein | ≥$103M | 5 | February 2024 | Undisclosed | Series C extension | Cargill | Active | Strong |
| 24 | Planted Foods | Biostructured plant-based whole-cut meats | $96M | 3 | September 2022 | $71M | Series B | L Catterton, Vorwerk Ventures, Gullspång Re:food | Active | Strong |
| 25 | Meatable | Cultivated pork and beef | ≥$93M | 5 | November 2024 | Undisclosed | Series B extension | Betagro Ventures | Shutdown | Strong |
| 26 | The Protein Brewery | Fermented whole-food fungal protein | $82M | 3 | June 2026 | $21M | Series B extension | ABN AMRO SIF, Invest-NL, Novo Holdings | Active | Strong |
| 27 | Gathered Foods | Develops plant-based seafood proteins | ≥$82M | 6 | April 2021 | $26M | Series B2 | Louis Dreyfus Company, Unovis, Big Idea Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 28 | Kite Hill | Almond-based dairy alternatives | $80M | 6 | August 2019 | $2M | Series C-II | Undisclosed investors | Active | Partial |
| 29 | Heura Foods | Mediterranean plant-based meat and fish | $71M | 5 | February 2024 | $43M | Series B | Upfield, ECBF, Unovis Asset Management | Active | Partial |
| 30 | Infinite Roots | Fermented mushroom mycelium foods | $70M | 3 | January 2024 | $58M | Series B | Dr. Hans Riegel Holding, EIC Fund, REWE | Active | Full |
| 31 | Steakholder Foods | 3D-printed alternative protein technology | $67M | 10 | October 2025 | $1M | PIPE | Undisclosed investor(s) | IPO | Strong |
| 32 | Miyoko's Creamery | Plant-based cheese and butter | ≥$66M | 5 | May 2022 | $7M | Growth Equity | Obvious Ventures, GroundForce Capital | Acquired | Partial |
| 33 | MyForest Foods | Mycelium-based whole-cut meat alternatives | $66M | 4 | February 2024 | $4M | Series A-3 | AiiM Partners, Ecovative | Active | Strong |
| 34 | BlueNalu | Cultivated premium seafood | $64M | 4 | December 2025 | $6M | Preferred Equity | Agronomics, Lewis & Clark AgriFood, Siddhi Capital | Active | Strong |
| 35 | SIMULATE | Plant-based chicken nuggets and meat | $61M | 3 | June 2021 | $50M | Series B | Seven Seven Six, Imaginary Ventures, McCain Foods | Acquired | Full |
| 36 | Gourmey | Cultivated premium poultry and foie gras | $58M | 2 | October 2022 | $48M | Series A | Earlybird Venture Capital, Keen Venture Partners, Heartcore Capital | Active | Strong |
| 37 | Vow | Cultivated novel animal meats | $56M | 3 | November 2022 | $49M | Series A | Blackbird Ventures, Prosperity7 Ventures, Square Peg | Active | Full |
| 38 | Onego Bio | Fermentation-made animal-free egg protein | $54M | 3 | July 2024 | $13M | Series A Extension | EIC Fund, Newtree Impact | Active | Partial |
| 39 | Formo | Precision fermented dairy alternatives | $50M | 4 | 2024 | Undisclosed | Extension | Synthesis Capital, Lowercarbon Capital | Active | Strong |
| 40 | Eclipse Foods | Dairy alternatives from plants | $46M | 3 | 2022 | $30M | Series A | Samara Capital, Forerunner Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 41 | Standing Ovation | Precision-fermented animal-free casein | $45M | 3 | March 2026 | $29M | Series B | Bpifrance, Crédit Mutuel Innovation, Danone Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 42 | THIS | UK hyper-realistic plant-based meats | $44M | 5 | June 2024 | $25M | Series C | Planet First Partners | Active | Partial |
| 43 | NxtFood | French plant-based foods under ACCRO | $41M | 2 | September 2025 | $29M | Growth Equity | Creadev, Roquette Ventures, Clay Capital | Active | Strong |
| 44 | Future Farm | Plant-based meat alternatives | $40M | 2 | 2021 | $20M | Growth Equity | BTG Pactual, existing investors | Active | Strong |
| 45 | Ivy Farm Technologies | Cultivated beef and meat technology | $39M | 2 | April 2022 | $31M | Series A | University of Oxford, Oxford University Innovation | Active | Strong |
| 46 | Finless Foods | Cultivated and plant-based seafood | $38M | 2 | March 2022 | $34M | Series B | Hanwha Solutions, At One Ventures, SOSV | Active | Partial |
| 47 | New Culture | Animal-free mozzarella fermentation technology | $37M | 5 | March 2025 | $5M | Series A Extension | SOSV, IndieBio | Active | Strong |
| 48 | Revyve | Upcycled functional yeast proteins | $37M | 2 | September 2025 | $28M | Series B | ABN AMRO SIF, Invest-NL, BOM | Active | Full |
| 49 | Prime Roots | Koji-based meat alternatives | $35M | 3 | May 2023 | $30M | Series B | Top Tier Capital Partners, Monde Nissin | Active | Full |
| 50 | Uncommon | RNA-enabled cultivated meat technology | $35M | 3 | June 2023 | $30M | Series A | Balderton Capital, Lowercarbon Capital, Redalpine | Acquired | Strong |
| 51 | Vivici | Precision-fermented dairy protein ingredients | ≥$34M | 2 | February 2025 | $34M | Series A | APG/ABP, Invest-NL, InnovationQuarter | Active | Partial |
| 52 | Rebellyous Foods | Plant-based chicken and manufacturing technology | $32M | 6 | January 2025 | $2M | Series B Extension | Clear Current Capital | Active | Partial |
| 53 | Imagindairy | Fermentation-made animal-free dairy proteins | $31M | 4 | April 2023 | $3M | Venture Round | Danone Manifesto Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 54 | Fork & Good | Scalable cultivated pork production | $30M | 3 | October 2024 | $8M | Series A / Extension | True Ventures, Leaps by Bayer, Collaborative Fund | Active | Partial |
| 55 | SCiFi Foods | Hybrid cultivated and plant-based beef | $29M | 5 | June 2022 | $22M | Series A | Andreessen Horowitz, Valor Equity Partners | Shutdown | Strong |
| 56 | Shiok Meats | Cultivated shrimp and crustaceans | $28M | 4 | July 2021 | $10M | Bridge | Woowa Brothers, CJ CheilJedang, Vinh Hoan | Acquired | Strong |
| 57 | Mission Barns | Cultivated animal fat products | ≥$28M | 5 | August 2025 | Undisclosed | Corporate Minority | Lusiaves | Active | Partial |
| 58 | Armored Fresh | Plant-based dairy cheese alternatives | $27M | 2 | May 2022 | $21M | Bridge | Hana Financial Investment, UTC Investment | Active | Strong |
| 59 | BLUU Seafood | Cultivated fish and seafood products | $26M | 2 | June 2023 | $18M | Series A | Sparkfood, LBBW VC, SeaX Ventures | Active | Full |
| 60 | Chunk Foods | Fermented whole-cut plant meat | $25M | 3 | January 2024 | $8M | Seed Extension | Cheyenne Ventures | Active | Full |
| 61 | Better Dairy | Precision fermented dairy proteins | $25M | 2 | 2023 | $22M | Seed | Balderton Capital, Singular | Active | Partial |
| 62 | MALK Organics | Clean-label organic plant-based milk | $25M | 4 | March 2024 | $7M | Series C | Benvolio Group, Rotor Capital | Active | Strong |
| 63 | SuperMeat | Cultivated chicken meat | ≥$25M | 5 | May 2026 | $6M | Series A extension | Agronomics, New Agrarian, Milk & Honey Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 64 | Stockeld Dreamery | Fermented plant-based cheese products | $24M | 2 | September 2021 | $20M | Series A | Astanor Ventures, Northzone | Acquired | Strong |
| 65 | Eden Brew | Precision-fermented animal-free dairy | $23M | 3 | October 2023 | $15M | Series A | Main Sequence, Breakthrough Victoria, Orkla | Active | Strong |
| 66 | CellX | Cultivated meat and protein technologies | $22M | 4 | June 2023 | $7M | Series A+ | Agronomics, existing strategic investors | Active | Full |
| 67 | Current Foods | Plant-based tuna and salmon | $21M | 3 | June 2022 | $18M | Seed | Ray Lane, Union Grove, Astanor Ventures | Acquired | Strong |
| 68 | Spero Foods | Plant-based egg and dairy alternatives | $20M | 4 | May 2021 | $11M | Series A extension | Bessemer Venture Partners, Alumni Ventures, Left Lane Capital | Acquired | Strong |
| 69 | Nobell Foods | Animal-free dairy proteins | $20M | 2 | 2021 | $20M | Series A | GV, Breakthrough Energy Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 70 | Bon Vivant | Fermentation-made milk and whey proteins | $20M | 2 | October 2023 | $16M | Seed | Sofinnova Partners, Sparkfood, Captech Santé | Active | Full |
| 71 | New Wave Foods | Plant-based shrimp alternatives | $20M | 3 | January 2021 | $18M | Series A | NEA, Evolution VC Partners, Tyson Ventures | Shutdown | Partial |
| 72 | Konscious Foods | Plant-based sushi and seafood meals | $20M | 2 | August 2023 | $19M | Seed | Zynik Capital, Walter Group, Protein Industries Canada | Shutdown | Partial |
| 73 | Ever After Foods | Scalable cultivated protein manufacturing platform | $20M | 3 | August 2026 | $2M | Strategic SAFE | Undisclosed strategic investor(s) | Active | Full |
| 74 | Oshi | Whole-cut plant-based fish fillets | ≥$18M | 4 | May 2026 | $3M | Seed / Growth | Unovis, Alumni Ventures, strategic seafood investor | Active | Strong |
| 75 | CellMEAT | Cultivated shrimp and seafood technology | ≥$18M | 4 | May 2023 | $5M | Series A Extension | BNK Venture Capital, Strong Ventures, Ryukyung PSG | Active | Partial |
| 76 | Climax Foods | Data-driven plant-based cheese | $17M | 4 | October 2025 | $7M | Series A | S2G Investments, At One Ventures | Acquired | Partial |
| 77 | IntegriCulture | Cellular agriculture production infrastructure | ≥$17M | 5 | July 2026 | Undisclosed | Series B | Hiroshima Venture Capital, Hakuhodo DY Ventures, Leave a Nest Capital | Active | Partial |
| 78 | Change Foods | Precision fermented cheese alternatives | $15M | 4 | June 2022 | Undisclosed | Corporate Round | CULT Food Science | Active | Strong |
| 79 | Orbillion Bio | Cultivated premium beef technology platform | $15M | 3 | March 2024 | $9M | Venture / Seed Extension | The Venture Collective, At One Ventures, Y Combinator | Acquired | Strong |
| 80 | Avant Meats | Cultivated fish and marine proteins | $15M | 3 | June 2022 | $11M | Series A | S2G Ventures, SWEN Capital Partners, Thia Ventures | Active | Full |
| 81 | Plonts | Microbial fermented plant cheese | $12M | 1 | 2022 | $12M | Seed | Lowercarbon Capital, Accelr8 | Active | Strong |
| 82 | Tender Food | Fiber-based plant meat | $11M | 1 | June 2024 | $11M | Seed | Lowercarbon Capital, FootPrint Coalition | Active | Strong |
| 83 | Mycorena | Fermented mycoprotein food ingredients | $11M | 4 | June 2021 | $9M | Pre-Series A | VEOS Group, FBG Invest, Bånt AB | Acquired | Partial |
| 84 | Multus Biotechnology | AI-designed cell culture media | ≥$9M | 3 | January 2023 | $7M | Series A | Mandi Ventures, SOSV, Asahi Kasei | Active | Strong |
| 85 | Black Sheep Foods | Plant-based lamb alternatives | $8M | 3 | February 2024 | Undisclosed | Later Stage VC | Existing investors | Active | Strong |
| 86 | Aqua Cultured Foods | Fermented seafood alternatives | $8M | 2 | April 2023 | $6M | Seed | Stray Dog Capital, H Venture Partners, CJ CheilJedang | Shutdown | Strong |
| 87 | Barvecue | Plant-based barbecue products | $7M | 1 | 2022 | $7M | Seed | Undisclosed | Active | Partial |
| 88 | Novameat | 3D-structured plant meat | $7M | 2 | 2022 | $5M | Seed Extension | Undisclosed | Active | Strong |
| 89 | Zero Egg | Functional plant-based egg alternatives | $7M | 2 | November 2020 | $5M | Series A | PowerPlant Ventures, Unovis, The Kitchen | Active | Full |
| 90 | Those Vegan Cowboys | Fermentation-derived animal-free dairy proteins | $7M | 1 | December 2025 | $7M | Strategic / Private Round | Pieter Geelen, Westland Kaas, Wouter Veenboer | Active | Strong |
| 91 | Alpha Foods | Vegan convenience foods | $6M | 1 | 2019 | $6M | Seed | New Crop Capital, Unovis Asset Management | Active | Partial |
| 92 | Forsea Foods | Cultivated seafood using organoid technology | ≥$5M | 2 | January 2024 | Undisclosed | Seed Extension | Future Food Fund | Active | Strong |
| 93 | Juicy Marbles | Premium plant-based whole-cut steaks | $5M | 3 | November 2021 | $5M | Seed | World Fund, AgFunder | Active | Strong |
| 94 | The ISH Company | Plant-based seafood and shrimp alternatives | $5M | 2 | January 2023 | $5M | Seed | ACCELR8, Stray Dog Capital | Active | Partial |
| 95 | YO Egg | Plant-based whole egg substitutes | ≥$5M | 2 | July 2025 | Undisclosed | Seed | NFX | Active | Strong |
| 96 | Mirai Foods | Non-GMO cultivated beef and steaks | $5M | 2 | March 2021 | $2M | Seed Second Close | FRIBA Investment, Skyviews Life Science, Team Europe | Active | Strong |
| 97 | Umami Bioworks | Cultivated seafood technology platform | ≥$2M | 2 | August 2023 | Undisclosed | Seed | Better Bite Ventures, Genedant, Katapult Ocean | Active | Partial |
| 98 | Daisy Lab | Precision-fermented dairy proteins | $1M | 1 | March 2023 | $1M | Seed | Values Trust, Icehouse Ventures, Outset Ventures | Active | Partial |

This market map, featured in our alternative protein market deck, highlights top companies and startups in the alternative protein market
Key funding trends in the alternative protein market
Insights
- Alternative protein funding is extremely concentrated. The ten largest companies represent about $7.6B, close to 60% of the at least $12.7B represented across the full ranking.
- The typical alternative protein startup remains much smaller than the category leaders. Median cumulative funding is only $35M, while Impossible Foods alone has raised $1.7B, nearly 49 times the market median.
- Plant-based companies captured many of the industry's largest historical checks, but fermentation also produced exceptional scale-up rounds. Nature's Fynd raised $350M in Series C after only two earlier institutional financings.
- Wildtype illustrates how concentrated individual financing histories can become in cultivated seafood. The company's $100M Series B represents roughly 86% of Wildtype's $116M cumulative funding.
- LIVEKINDLY Collective stands out for capital raised per financing event. Approximately $535M across only two rounds equals about $268M per round, unusually high even among the most funded alternative protein companies.
- Recent alternative protein rounds are generally smaller than the sector's historical mega-rounds. The Protein Brewery, Standing Ovation, Oshi and Ever After Foods raised about $55M combined in their latest 2026 financings.
- Repeated access to capital remains a strong separator between companies. The median startup in the ranking completed only three rounds, while several market leaders accumulated six or more financings before reaching their current scale.
- The alternative protein market has also experienced meaningful consolidation and failure. Believer Meats and Motif FoodWorks alone absorbed at least $734M before shutting down, showing that large fundraising totals do not guarantee commercial durability.
- Investor exposure frequently spans different alternative protein technologies. Temasek appears among the key investors in UPSIDE Foods, Califia Farms and Wildtype, covering cultivated meat, plant-based beverages and cultivated seafood.
- Seafood funding is particularly concentrated. Wildtype and BlueNalu raised substantially more capital than BLUU Seafood, Oshi, Avant Meats and Forsea Foods, suggesting investors historically backed a limited number of perceived platform leaders.

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A few word about our methodology
As you can see, we built a database that ranks startups in the alternative protein market based on their total cumulative fundraising. The database includes plant-based food companies, cultivated meat and seafood startups, fermentation specialists, mycoprotein companies, and other businesses developing alternatives to conventional animal proteins.
To create this ranking, we reviewed many sources and cross-checked information across multiple places.
Whenever possible, we prioritized official company communications, since they are the most reliable source for funding amounts. When those were not available, we relied on reputable industry sources such as TechCrunch, Crunchbase, Financial Times or Forbes (to name a few).
We excluded random blogs, unverified websites, and any sources that could not be validated.
When funding rounds were announced in other currencies such as euros, Swiss francs, Singapore dollars, Australian dollars, or rupees, we converted them into approximate USD equivalents for consistency.
Sometimes different sources report slightly different numbers, or the exact round size is not fully disclosed. In those cases, we flag the uncertainty and assign a confidence label to each startup, visible in the last column.
Here is what they mean.
Full confidence: The company’s equity fundraising history can be reconstructed completely from public sources. The rounds, dates, amounts, and key investors are clearly identified, with no meaningful gaps.
Strong confidence: The fundraising history is largely complete and reliable. There may be a small missing detail, such as incomplete investor information or a minor round with limited data, but the overall record is clear.
Partial confidence: The main fundraising rounds can be identified, but the record is incomplete or somewhat mixed. Some rounds may be missing or certain funding events may be difficult to separate clearly.
Low confidence: Public information is too limited, inconsistent, or ambiguous to reliably reconstruct the company’s equity fundraising history.
When the confidence level is too low, we take a conservative approach and exclude the company from the ranking. We don’t want to include data that cannot be reliably verified.
This reflects how we conduct all our research, including the work behind our report covering the alternative protein market.
In a world where LLMs hallucinate and unreliable information is everywhere, our goal is simple: provide data you can trust.
If you want the full detail on a specific calculation, feel free to contact us and we will gladly explain.
Finally, know that we update the dataset once per month, so come back here if you need fresh information.

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