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Spanish Food Rescue Startup Remolonas Raises €2.1 Million
Spanish foodtech startup Remolonas secures €2.1 million to scale food waste reduction across Spain.
In brief
Spanish foodtech startup Remolonas secures €2.1 million to scale food waste reduction across Spain. Spanish food-rescue startup Remolonas raised €2.1 million in early-stage funding to expand its platform linking supermarkets with households for imperfect food. Originally reported by Dealroom.
Quick answers
- What's the deal?
- Remolonas, a Valladolid-based foodtech founded in 2024, raised €2.1 million in an early-stage round to fund expansion across Spain.
- What does it do?
- Remolonas runs a circular food platform linking supermarket surplus with households through flexible subscription boxes and local producer products.
- What is the key takeaway from Spanish Food Rescue Startup Remolonas Raises €2.1 Million?
- Spanish food-rescue startup Remolonas raised €2.1 million in early-stage funding to expand its platform linking supermarkets with households for imperfect food.
What's the deal?
Remolonas, a Valladolid-based foodtech founded in 2024, raised €2.1 million in an early-stage round to fund expansion across Spain.
What does it do?
Remolonas runs a circular food platform linking supermarket surplus with households through flexible subscription boxes and local producer products.
By the numbers
The platform serves over 13,000 households and businesses in Spain, with a new round up from €500,000 raised in 2024.
The big picture
Spanish food-rescue startup Remolonas raised €2.1 million in early-stage funding to expand its platform linking supermarkets with households for imperfect food.
