Seal the Seasons, the Triangle startup that works with farmers to freeze and then deliver to stores local produce, is partnering with the American Farmland Trust in another bid to help save family farms.
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Seal the Seasons raised new cash from 13 investors, according to a securities filing.
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Seal the Seasons continues to grow its business footprint, teaming up with farmers to take fresh produce into much of the U.S.
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Seal the Seasons, which touts itself as the “farmer’s market in your freezer,” is well on its way to raising $300,000 from investors.
Read MoreStartups as interested in having a social impact as developing their products can find it difficult to communicate to investors how their mission can translate to business. It’s a struggle especially felt by Hillsborough-based Seal the Seasons, which has technology that flash freezes farm-grown produce to later sell to consumers at local community grocery stores, all while donating 20 percent of profits to end hunger. But in 2016, investors and consumers started listening. The founders closed a seed round and grew from selling produce in seven local stores to more than 500 across the region. And that momentum helped...
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