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Miyoko’S Creamery Closes $52M In Series C Funding, Accelerates Distribution And Innovation Of Vegan Dairy

Aug 04, 2021almost 4 years ago

Amount Raised

$52 Million

Round Type

series c

Petaluma

Description

Miyoko’s Creamery – the originator of the vegan cheese and butter movement – today announced it has raised $52M in Series C funding. PowerPlant Partners is the lead investor, investing $40M in total, with Cult Capital, Obvious Ventures, Stray Dog, and CPT Capital filling out the round.

Company Information

Company

Miyoko's Creamery

Location

Petaluma, California, United States

About

Miyoko’s Creamery, based in Northern California’s esteemed wine country, was established in 2014 by iconic plant milk cheesemaker Miyoko (ME-YO-KO) Schinner. Known as the world’s finest plant milk creamery and built on the foundations of craft and compassion, Miyoko’s is the natural evolution of dairy– using time-honed techniques and the finest ingredients to make a variety of award-winning artisan butters and cheeses. As a mission-driven, proudly vegan, certified B Corporation, Miyoko’s believes that food unites us all, that the good life can be savored without sacrifice, and that change can be made when we recognize the connection of our plates to the world, systems, and living beings around us. With taste and performance at the forefront, Miyoko’s products are perfect for all culinary and baking applications. From the much-loved European-Style Cultured Butter to the highly praised Liquid Pizza Mozzarella, all offerings are a 1:1 substitution in any recipe or dish. Proudly served in world-class wineries & restaurants, their cheeses and butters are loved by chefs, pizzaiolos, cheese mongers, and sommeliers worldwide. Rapidly becoming a foodie favorite, Miyoko’s butters, cheese wheels, mozzarellas, and cream cheeses are widely available in over 30,000 retailers nationwide, as well as on miyokos.com.

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