AgTech Start-ups
In recent times, the industry of AgTech has been able to establish a name for itself. AgTech
startups are a perfect blend of agriculture and technology. AgTech is very closely linked with the
food industry.
The arrival of some good start-ups in the market has initiated a debate regarding the ways
distributors, consumers and growers are managing the business. The start-ups in this field are
now throwing some light on the important issues hampering AgTech.
Let’s take a look at pitch decks from huge AgTech start-ups
- AgFunder
The world of AgFunder revolves around AgriTech start-ups. It is a B2B (Business-to-business)
venture capital platform. The pitch deck of AgFunder was launched in the year 2017.
- Canndescent
Canndescent is one of the most renowned flower brand start-ups from California. It has an e-
commerce business model which aims to supply high-quality cannabis products to its customers.
Canndescent’s pitch deck commenced in 2016 and it has been successful in raising a huge
amount of $6.5 million. VC and Angel Investors put their money in Canndescent and played the
role of investors.
- Copper Cow Coffee
As the name suggests this start-up is all about coffee, Copper Cow Coffee does not serve you
normal coffee it offers you Vietnamese coffee. It delivers coffee at houses as well as office
premises.
It carries an e-commerce business model and believes in selling its product directly to its
customers without any involvement of the middlemen. Copper Cow Coffee’s pitch deck journey
began in 2018. VC decided to invest in it. The amount raised by this start-up is $2 million.
- Hamama
Hamama works to provide its customers with an easy way to grow microgreens at their houses
year-round. It follows an e-commerce business model. It saw the light of the day in 2020.
Hamama has been able to raise an amount of $2 million.
