As the food chain has become more complex and global in scope – and as the government has ramped up regulatory oversight – producers, processors and distributors have scrambled to put better systems in place to track the food supply from farm to fork. Enter a new partnership designed to improve food safety.
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Here is a rewind of the past week’s headlines as reported by WRAL TechWire.
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After a successful year raising equity for the fast-growing startup, FoodLogiQ’s new CEO, Sean O’Leary, says he will bring a focus on sales and product development to seize the company’s momentum.
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Durham-based food technology company FoodLogiQ LLC has named a new chief executive officer.
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Can Blockchain technology help make our food supply chain more transparent? FoodLogiQ clients have already had some success using the company’s platform.
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FoodLogiQ, a startup providing food safety and supply chain transparency software, has raised an additional $3.5 in equity after raising $8 million in February.
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FoodLogiQ, which sells traceability, food safety and supply chain transparency solutions, has raised $19.5 million in growth financing to accelerate its rapid, expansion across the food industry. The oversubscribed round was led by Renewal Funds, the mission-based venture capital firm that invested in FoodLogiQ in a $4.25 million B round...
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Durham-based FoodLogiQ, provider of traceability, food safety and supply chain transparency software, has raised an $8 million third round of funding, according to a regulatory filing. The company raised a $4.25 million second round in September 2017. Forbes Magazine recognized FoodLogiQ as one of the 25 Most Innovative Ag-Tech...
Read MoreFoodLogiQ, the emerging entrepreneurial firm based in Durham that is helping the food industry better track food supplies, disclosed the amount of its second round of financing in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The company announced the financing at the CED Tech Venture Conference earlier this month. The company raised $4, 250,000, according to the regulatory filing. Canada-based Renewal Funds led the round. The company, which launched in 2006, also has not disclosed the amount of its first round, which closed in 2015. Clarkston-Potomac Group had provided previous FoodLogiQ funding. “Renewal’s focus on food and...
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