NotCo™ has launched products including NotMilk™, NotBurger™, NotMeat™, NotIceCream™, NotChicken™ and NotMayo™ across 10 countries including the U.S., Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Chile ...

To create the plant-based alternatives, NotCo duplicated the same rich flavor, creaminess, and functionality of the existing products by replacing dairy and egg components in under four months, using ...

NotCo launched NotMilk™ in the U.S. seven months ago and is on track to reach 8,000 retail doors by end of year, already available nationally in Whole Foods Market, Sprouts, Wegmans and more.

NotCo, a Jeff Bezos-backed, fake meat and dairy company, has just joined the unicorn club. The Chilean-based company, which uses an artificial intelligence program called Giuseppe to make plant ...

While NotCo is not yet profitable, Muchnick hopes the business will turn an operating profit later this year. As for the future of plant-based food, Muchnick believes that only by becoming ...

NotCo, the renowned food tech unicorn and one-of-a-kind AI product development platform, and Cramer, Latin America’s leading flavor and fragrance company, today announced a collaborative venture ...

NotCo – which has raised $420m since it was founded in 2015 - introduced plant-based products to multiple countries in Latin America before entering the US market in 2020 with plant-based NotMilk.

NotCo is working to offset fundraising challenges and slumping plant-based meat sales at the category level by focusing on the value of plant-based products, while building NotCo 2.0, which “is ...

NEW YORK — NotCo is looking to the United States to grow its plant-based empire. The Chilean startup last year introduced NotMilk to American consumers. The dairy-free milk alternative features ...

The leading food-tech company in Latin America, NotCo, that replaces animal protein in dairy, eggs, and meat with plant-based alternatives, has raised a $85 million series C funding led by Future ...

NotCo uses a first-of-its-kind patented A.I. technology called Giuseppe to create plant-based options that taste, feel, cook, and function just like their animal-based counterparts.

NotCo, a food technology company making plant-based milk and meat replacements, wrapped up another funding round this year, a $235 million Series D round that gives it a $1.5 billion valuation.