Ideal starts construction of its new distribution center in Quilicura
The project is part of the US$55 million that its parent company, Bimbo, will invest in Chile over the next two years.
NotCo among the world’s ten most important foodtechs
The FoodTech500 list, developed by Forward Fooding, evaluates every company that is leveraging technological innovation and ICT to develop efficient, effective and sustainable production in ...
Chilean start-up adapts seeds for irrigation with seawater
Chilean entrepreneurs have successfully germinated grains like maize, wheat and barley at temperatures between -2°C and 50°C. They are now seeking to test the development in the field with a...
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FoodTech firm creates formula to reduce salt and expands abroad
Done Properly produces umami naturally and is working on the pilot and scale-up phase for its expansion to Colombia, Mexico, the United States, Spain and Switzerland in 2021.
Chile: Leader in AgTech and FoodTech innovation and development
During InvestChile’s e-seminar, four businesspeople from the sector explained their vision of its development in Chile, highlighting the privileged position it has internationally.
NotCo raises US$85 million to finance expansion plan and eyes the US
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter, invested in the round of financing that the firm will also use to expand its range of products.
France’s TerraNIS establishes a subsidiary in Chile
The company uses geospatial data to provide services related to agriculture and the environment.
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Coca-Cola Chile consolidates entry into alcoholic beverages business
The five-year contract will come into operation within the next three months.
NESTLÉ Chile commits to the sustainability of the dairy industry
The company has signed the sector’s first Clean Production Agreement (CPA) in order to continue improving its environmental standards in line with its global undertakings in this field.
Survey: 58% associate Chilean products with quality
A study by the Imagen de Chile Foundation found that wine and fruit are the Chilean products most recognized internationally.