U.S.-based animal health biotech company developing probiotics, microbiome-derived bioactives, and engineered microbial medicines for livestock and aquaculture. It combines microbiome science, synthetic biology, and AI to create alternatives to antibiotics and improve animal health.
Our portfolio of start-ups & scale-ups
Our NuFrontiers team invests in start-ups and scale-ups, and partners with companies developing disruptive technology innovations that will help us achieve our purpose of Feeding the Future. See our portfolio below, with links to learn more.
Polish biotechnology company specialising in bacteriophage-based products that target harmful bacteria in livestock and aquaculture. Its solutions help reduce antibiotic use and improve animal productivity through precision microbiome modulation.
Israeli startup developing orally delivered RNA-based therapeutics to prevent diseases in shrimp and other aquaculture species. Its lead product targets White Spot Syndrome Virus, one of the most costly diseases in shrimp farming.
Indian aquaculture technology company offering IoT-based water quality monitoring and farm management tools for shrimp and fish producers. It was acquired by Nutreco to strengthen its digital aquaculture portfolio.
German software company providing cloud-based feed and herd management tools for dairy and beef operations. Its platform helps farmers optimize nutrition, costs, and sustainability through data-driven decision-making.
India-based agritech company offering an end-to-end digital platform for dairy supply chains, from farm monitoring to milk procurement and traceability. It uses IoT, analytics, and fintech tools to improve productivity and farmer incomes.
Netherlands-based aquaculture company producing yellowtail kingfish in land-based RAS facilities. It supplies premium sashimi-grade fish to European and U.S. markets.
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Iceland-based company building a large land-based Atlantic salmon farm using seawater and renewable energy. It aims to combine Iceland’s natural advantages with sustainable aquaculture technology.
Norwegian company producing Atlantic salmon in land-based RAS facilities in China. Its strategy is to supply fresh salmon directly to the fast-growing Chinese market.
Norwegian company developing a flow-through land-based farming system that uses filtered seawater to raise Atlantic salmon efficiently. The design seeks lower energy use and improved fish welfare.
Norwegian company operating a land-based Atlantic salmon farm near Mount Fuji, Japan. It targets premium fresh salmon for the Japanese market with local production and short supply chains.