# Loamy Tech Secures $6M Seed Funding

> Loamy Technologies, a food supply chain startup, secured $6 million in seed funding to improve crop viability predictions using AI.
- Title: Loamy Tech Secures $6M Seed Funding | Shortify
- Summary: Loamy Technologies, a food supply chain startup, secured $6 million in seed funding to improve crop viability predictions using AI. Loamy Technologies raised…
- Keywords: loamy technologies, seed funding, food supply chain, crop viability, food waste reduction, motive technologies, zeal capital partners, amplify la, supply change capital, business, local, Loamy
- Source: Los Angeles Business Journal — https://labusinessjournal.com/technology/food-supply-startup-lands-a-6-million-seed-funding-round
- Author: Hannah Welk
- Published: 2026-11-02T08:01:57+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: loamy technologies, seed funding, ai, food supply chain, crop viability, food waste reduction, motive technologies, zeal capital partners, amplify la, supply change capital, business, local
## Loamy Technologies Launch
Loamy Technologies Inc. is a Playa Vista-based food supply chain management platform founded by Charles Julius.
## Seed Funding Round
Loamy Technologies raised $6 million in seed funding led by Zeal Capital Partners with Amplify.LA and Supply Change Capital.
## AI for Crop Viability
Loamy uses AI, field data, and satellite imagery to predict crop yield and meet grocery store standards.
## Food Supply Challenges
Perishable food must meet strict traceability and quality standards to avoid being discarded by retailers.
## Startup Success
Loamy has grown revenue 30 times year over year while most food startups shuttered due to high fixed costs.
## Farmer Benefits
Farmers can redirect produce to other customers when crops fail to meet grocery store standards using Loamy's platform.
## Funding Details
Loamy has raised a total of $10 million since its 2024 founding, with $6 million from the latest seed round.
## Key takeaway

Loamy Technologies raised $6 million in seed funding to use AI and data for predicting crop viability and reducing food waste.