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Tesco Commits £20m to Venture Capital Fund Focused on Food Innovation

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Tesco has committed £20 million to Bramble Partners, a venture capital fund targeting the food system. The fund, which launched in early 2024, seeks to invest in companies focused on healthier eating, affordability, and climate change. Tesco will serve as the anchor partner for the fund, and the two organizations will establish a joint innovation board to assess future opportunities.

From bmmagazine.co.uk

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The partnership allows Bramble Partners to test innovations within Tesco’s large-scale supply chain. The fund is currently exploring investments in sustainable fertiliser businesses and technologies for detecting food freshness.

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  • TescoAnchor partner and committed £20m to the food innovation fund.

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    Tesco could integrate innovations backed by the fund into its existing supply chain.

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