Munich — Early­bird Venture Capi­tal has led a €3.2 million seed funding round for Berlin-based food tech startup Nosh.bio. In addi­tion to lead inves­tor Early­bird Venture Capi­tal, the Ameri­can fund Clear Current Capi­tal, Grey Silo Ventures and Good Seed Ventures parti­ci­pa­ted in the round. With the fresh capi­tal, Nosh.bio will conti­nue to commer­cia­lize its first product, deve­lop R&D proces­ses and expand produc­tion capacity.

Nosh.bio was foun­ded in 2022 by Tim Fron­zek, form­erly co-foun­­der of rebuy.com, and Felipe Lino, former Novo­zy­mes rese­ar­cher and global R&D mana­ger at AB-InBev, with the goal of helping shape the food indus­try of tomor­row. The company uses natu­ral, fermen­ted myco­pro­tein to bring highly func­tional, healthy and clean-label ingre­di­ents to market at the same price as animal-based ingre­di­ents. Nosh.bio ingre­di­ents have binding, gelling and textu­ri­zing proper­ties and are expec­ted to replace chemi­cal addi­ti­ves in the future, enab­ling, for exam­ple, the produc­tion of meat substi­tute products with a single ingredient.

BMH BRÄUTIGAM conti­nuously advi­ses Early­bird on invest­ments (most recently on the finan­cing round of Green­lyte) and was able to further streng­then and expand the client relationship.

Advi­sor Early­bird: BMH BRÄUTIGAM