This NC food tech company is about more than crops – it’s addressing waste, hunger as well
You could call SinnovaTek a Raleigh-based food technology company. But that would miss some significant nuances. Here’s why.
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NC State Chancellor’s Innovation Fund drives startup growth – here are 3 emerging standouts
Read this roundup of stories to see where three NC State research-based startups — Fathom Science, SinnovaTek and TreeCo — are today thanks to early-stage support from the Chancellor’s Innovation Fund.
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Faster to market at a fraction of the cost: That’s secret sauce of food tech firm SinnovaTek
When food science professor Josip Simunovic applied to the Chancellor’s Innovation Fund, he wanted to build a machine. A machine that would allow other inventors like himself to get new products to market faster — and at a fraction of the cost. Here’s what happened.
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Nash County set for economic expansion as Raleigh-based SinnovaTek buys, builds facility – with others on the way
Nash County announced the construction of two new shell buildings, one of which will house a new manufacturing facility for Raleigh-headquartered SinnovaTek.
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Tasty, nutritious and fast: Raleigh startup lands $5M to boost its food heating technology
Raleigh-based SinnovaTek raised $5 million in September, and the company is expanding its manufacturing capabilities with a new facility in Middlesex, N.C.
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Raleigh food tech company opens ‘first of its kind’ precision-scale aseptic food facility
Called FirstWave, the facility provides a platform for companies and entrepreneurs to launch and test new products in a high-quality high acid and low acid aseptic format without the minimum order quantities that are normally required for a launch.
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NC State spinoff SinnovaTek grows from university basement to booming food-tech business
The Raleigh-based company, launched in 2016, uses patented thermal food processing technology to produce shelf-stable products that don’t need refrigeration until their packages are opened.
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