replantin'

Autonomous Fresh Produce Vending Machines

Agriculture & Food Technologies
Private

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in January 2023 by Guy Elitzur and Daniella Suerte, replantin' operates with 1–10 employees. The company secured a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority in March 2023, marking a key early milestone in its development.

Business overview

replantin' develops autonomous Fresh Produce Vending Machines designed to grow vegetables from seeds to harvest directly within supermarkets and restaurants. The company's core technology focuses on sustainable farming methods, aiming to reduce the environmental impact of the food chain by eliminating transportation, minimizing food waste, and operating without pesticides. replantin' serves the food retail and consumption sectors, particularly targeting supermarkets and restaurants with its novel farming systems.

Company Intelligence Q&A

When was replantin' founded and by whom?
replantin' was founded in January 2023 by co-founders Guy Elitzur and Daniella Suerte.
What is replantin's primary product?
replantin' develops Fresh Produce Vending Machines (FPVM) that autonomously grow vegetables from seeds to harvest within retail and restaurant environments.
What type of funding did replantin' receive in March 2023?
In March 2023, replantin' received a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority for R&D purposes.
What problem does replantin' aim to solve in the food chain?
replantin' aims to address pollution, greenhouse gas emissions from transportation, and significant food waste in the traditional food chain by enabling in-store produce growth with zero transportation, higher yield, and no pesticides.
What markets does replantin' target?
replantin' targets the global, Central Asia, East Asia, Americas, North Asia, West Asia, and Europe markets, focusing on B2B2C business models for supermarkets and restaurants.