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Brevel sprouts $18.5M to develop microalgae-based alternative proteins
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Fusion42 · 29 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
Brevel, an Israeli foodtech company, has raised $18.5M in seed funding to scale its microalgae-based protein. The company's proprietary technology combines fermentation and light to produce a tasteless, colorless protein powder, aiming for cost parity with soy and pea and initially targeting the dairy alternative market.
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Neutral-taste, neutral-colour protein at cost parity with soy is the new benchmark for alternative ingredient suppliers. If you formulate plant-based products, your ingredient constraints on taste and texture are about to loosen significantly.
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