AgriFood Signals: Cargill and Klim Team Up, Starbucks Drops Impossible, Farmland Manager Red Reef Raises $263m
A news roundup on agrifood business lists three developments: a partnership between Cargill and Klim, Starbucks ending its tie with Impossible, and farmland manager Red Reef securing $263 million.
The headline of AgFunderNews' "AgriFood Signals" roundup, which covers the agriculture and food technology industry, points to three developments.
First, Cargill and Klim have teamed up. Cargill is an international agricultural and food business.
Second, coffee chain Starbucks has dropped Impossible. The headline describes this as "ditches Impossible", but the publicly available source text does not specify which products or agreements are involved, or the reasons.
Third, farmland manager Red Reef has secured $263 million. The available text does not say whether this is a fund raise, an investment or another type of deal.
The full article text was not available, so further details on deal terms, timing and significance cannot be provided at this time. Readers seeking more detail should consult the original AgFunderNews publication.
