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Enough

http://www.enough-food.com/
Last activity: 02.09.2026
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ENOUGH makes protein sustainable by producing ABUNDA mycoprotein, made by fermenting fungi with the natural sugars from grains. It is a whole protein with all 9 essential amino acids & rich in fibre. It is a B2B ingredient, neutral in taste and fibrous in texture, like meat. The most sustainable
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Location: United States, Delaware, Glasgow
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $93.56M
Founded date: 2015

Investors 4

Funding Rounds 2

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
23.08.2023-$43.6M-
20.06.2021-$49.96M-

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02.09.2026Europe Microbial Protein Food Products Market: Sustainable Nutrition Innovation Accelerates the Future of FoodThe Europe Microbial Protein Food Products Market is gaining attention as food manufacturers and biotechnology companies explore innovative protein sources produced using microorganisms and fermentation-based processes. Microbial proteins c...
27.08.2026Belgium’s Maash Brews Up $14M in Funding to Fuel Industrial-Scale Mycoprotein Production4 Mins Read Belgian food tech firm Maash has secured €12.15M ($14.2M) in funding to launch its new demo facility and prepare for industrial production of its mycoprotein ingredient for blended meat and pet food. Maash, a Brussels-based scal...
28.07.2026Cargill Ventures eyes renewed dealmaking as agrifoodtech resetsAfter two years focusing on managing its existing portfolio, Cargill Ventures is gearing up for renewed activity. The corporate venture arm has recently made two as-yet-unannounced investments—one in a global fund and another in the next-ge...
17.06.2026The Protein Brewery wins EU approval for Fermotein mycoprotein six years after novel foods filingThe first novel mycelium ingredient authorized for sale in the EU under the Novel Food Regulation should hit the market in Q3, 2026, after the European Commission gave The Protein Brewery’s Fermotein mycoprotein its stamp of approval, six y...
27.05.2026Pacifico Biolabs nets $8m, targets alt-meat cost parity with brewery retrofit modelPacifico Biolabs—a German startup making whole-cut alt-meat from mycelium by tapping into idle infrastructure from the brewing industry—has closed a €7 million ($8.1 million) Series A round and says products could reach retail shelves via b...
19.02.2026Hybrid meat for the win: JOYN Foods finds sweet spot in alt-protein market, expects to be EDITDA positive in early 2027JOYN Foods—a startup with a blended meat solution enabling foodservice companies to save money, improve nutrition, and meet ESG goals—expects to triple revenues this year and become EBITDA-positive in early 2027, says cofounder Shalom Danie...
23.07.2025Former Henkel and JBT-Marel Executive Jan Agter Appointed as CEO of Mycoprotein Producer ENOUGHMycoprotein producer ENOUGH has announced that Jan Agter will assume the role of Interim CEO, succeeding co-founder Jim Laird. Agter is described as an experienced former executive at Henkel and JBT-Marel, and was most recently at Hooghoudt...
20.01.2025Cargill: “The World Needs More Protein That Is Grown Sustainably To Keep Pace With Global Population Growth”Cargill, a global leader in food and agriculture, offers a broad portfolio of plant-based proteins, fibers, texturizers, oils, and fats, while also investing in companies developing sustainable food solutions. As part of these efforts, the ...
15.10.2024The Protein Revolution: Mycoprotein and Insect Innovations in Food ProductionThe world of food production is undergoing a seismic shift. Traditional meat sources are being challenged by innovative alternatives. Mycoprotein and insect-based proteins are at the forefront of this revolution. These alternatives promise ...
11.10.2024🎥 ENOUGH CEO on a ‘hard 12 months’ scaling up mycoprotein production, buoyed by ‘stunning interest’ from Big Meat“Candidly,” admits ENOUGH CEO Jim Laird, scaling up mycoprotein production at the firm’s new plant in the Netherlands has been tough. “We’ve had a hard 12 months in terms of production efficiencies.” But demand is strong, with “really stunn...
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