- bySara Delgado
- May 20, 2024
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- 1 minute read
Colombian food conglomerate Grupo Alpina will invest $2M in 18 agriculture and food startups over the next two years, with each receiving $100,000.
Partnering with accelerator and venture capital firm Rockstart, Alpina will invest in early-stage startups, providing them with capital, expertise, and infrastructure to help them grow in the market.
Alpina and Rockstart will soon open applications to select startups for their initial agrifood program investments.
Grupo Alpina is a Colombian food conglomerate operating in Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, and the United States, comprising 11 companies and a foundation.
Read more on: Forbes, Ediary News
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- food
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