We supply food producers with healthy, allergen-free, nutritionally-dense, vegan food ingredients with low CO₂ and low food-miles at multi-tonne volumes

Food producers can use our ingredients to deliver products with the taste and mouthfeel that consumers love, but with reduced Scope 3 CO2. Our modular UK manufacturing is 'enterprise ready' (currently 1,000 tonnes per annum output) supports multi-tonne daily production volumes, meeting both sustainability and performance requirements for large food manufacturers, and we aim to scale to 10,000+ tonnes per annum capacity in 2027 through a second site. Production currently operates under robust pre-certification quality systems with HACCP implemented, and BRCGS certification targeted following the audit scheduled for February 2026.

We transform underutilised parts of existing crops into nutritious, allergen-free protein and fibre

Innovation in sustainable natural food ingredients

We supply specification-grade ingredients produced through a repeatable process designed to manage natural variability, crucially we work within today's regulatory framework and are deployable now.

Inclusion rates of 4-20% are possible without changing mouthfeel or taste, and can be used to optimise 'back of packet' or cost position.

Our multi-SKU and blending architecture ensures consistent performance, reliable supply, and flexible formulation support reducing risk for product development and procurement teams.

We will scale through disciplined replication of proven modules. In combination this reduces scale-up risk, improves capital efficiency, and compounds cost advantage as volumes grow.

More nutritious and lower in cost

Using our ingredients incurs a low "switching cost" for the food manufacturer, allowing easier development, testing and scaling.  In addition, we offer integration support to show manufacturers how easy it is to deliver their target outcomes using our ingredients. 

For example, in the the 'naturally better burger' we have incorporated our vegetable-ingredients into a meat burger patty without disrupting the look, taste and mouthfeel, as shown in the image to the left. In addition to the burger containing 20% of our products, we have supplemented the sauce and the bread.

In aggregate, this enables the food producer to hit their CO₂ reduction targets, while giving the consumer the product they love, and one that is more nutritious and lower cost, for one vegeburger a 10% reduction in total ingredient cost. We believe in "improve rather than remove".

An example of what this enables: The 'naturally better burger'

Working with Harper Adams University we have delivered sausages using their locally reared pork that taste just as great, but have less meat and no or reduced need for addition of sulphites, to deliver the "naturally sustainable sausage".

'Hybrid' does not have to be restricted to meat/plant but could include mixing our products with (for instance) mycelium-based products to offer a lower-cost solution with varied health and taste/mouthfeel characteristics. This enables the food producer to serve the growing need for planet-friendly healthy food options.

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High-quality nutritious protein and fibre

Our products are produced from brassicas, providing highly-nutritious allergen-free vegan ingredients, rich in natural bioactive compounds such as sulforaphane and polyphenols, allowing 'biofortification' of foods where the food is not heat treated. Our products can be used to 'hybridize' meat products to reduce CO2 footprint and improve health benefits, but can also be used in soups, smoothies, breads, cakes and even pet food and potentially hair care products.

Broccoli is considered a good source of prebiotic fibre.  Prebiotics are important because they help feed the beneficial bacteria in the gut, promoting a healthy digestive system

Good for the environment

We use the plants grown for supermarkets, but which are not used, and we turn them into ingredients that can be stored and incorporated into everyday foods. As a result, the CO2 footprint is superior to many alternatives.

Sustainable in many ways

Even if broccoli protein was grown for purpose, it's CO2 footprint would a fraction of that of soy or pea protein. In addition, we produce regionally - unlike soy and pea protein that may be be shipped half way round the world - so have lower 'food miles'. Finally, what we use would otherwise rot to produce methane, making our products 'planet positive'.  As importantly, we improve the financial sustainability of local farmers that provide the 'side-stream'.

People are joining us on our mission

22

Food manufacturer trials

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Food manufacturers in SAQ

Commercial shipment made

H2 2026

Expected in supermarkets

We have a patented Automated Selective Harvester ('Harvesta') that transforms the economics of broccoli harvest.
Currently broccoli is harvested by hand, making it an expensive vegetable due to the high cost of harvest, partly as a field will require several passes by a large team of farm workers. We change that, and in addition we allow the nutritious stalk to be taken off the field so we can process it using our patent-filed process to produce our Prota, Fiba, Necta and Ova. By making harvest less costly; reducing crop lost due to insufficient labour; and sharing the value from the side-stream, we improve the financial sustainability of farmers.

Our ISO 9001 certified Harvesta has been trialled in Scotland and Lincolnshire, and we expect commercial deployment in the UK in 2026 and internationally in 2027, allowing year round access to feedstock at scale (i.e., "supply continuity").  We only supply sufficient Harvestas to meet our feedstock needs in order to manage our own CAPEX.

In addition, we use machine learning approaches (a subset of Artificial Intelligence) to select which heads to cut on each pass, which means we image every plant on each pass.
As a result, we rapidly build up a unique picture of the field that we are turning into a data portal ('Intellia') that will give insight to support farmers in extending 'precision agriculture'. Using the 'big data' we generate, we aim to supply farmers intelligence they need but do not have, allowing insight that will help them to optimise their harvest activity and manage their crop and land better, further improving efficiency.

By fractionalizing crop that would otherwise be waste to displace that grown for use (e.g., soy) we reduce CO2.
By displacing food grown far away (e.g., South America) with food grown locally, we reduce food miles (and hence CO2). By using what would otherwise be left to rot we reduce methane emission. Finally, by gathering data to help farmers be more efficient, we will reduce carbon intensity. We allow a '4X-win' in terms of Green House Gas ('GHG') reduction.

The lowest-friction way for major food manufacturers to cut Scope 3 and cost while improving nutrition, using allergen-free, spec-grade brassica ingredients, enabled by a proprietary harvest-to-ingredient system that scales.

Our operating philosophy

System-level change: Use integrated technology from harvest through processing to create value from previously nil-valued feedstocks that others cannot economically utilise.

Capital discipline: Replicate proven, standardised modules into multiple smaller lines, reducing scale-up risk, commissioning time, and capital intensity. Additional capital will be committed only once target unit economics, repeatable batch performance, and confirmed customer pull are achieved

Value maximisation: Maximise value per tonne of input by supporting multiple SKUs from a single process, using defined blending pathways to convert variability into margin and structured downgrade routes to ensure full utilisation. Our model is designed to maintain margins and utilisation under feedstock variability where fermentation systems incur write-offs.

Sequenced optionality: Exploit optionality through rapid learning and gated, sequential expansion into new products and feedstocks, committing capital only once defined technical and commercial criteria are met.

Commercial focus: Win on system-level cost, reliability, and flexibility across ingredient applications, rather than on single-product optimisation. As volumes increase, our cost advantage compounds through higher utilisation and broader blending optionality.

Join our mission

We are a system-level ingredient company that converts underutilised crop side-streams into specification-grade ingredients at scale.

By optimising the entire chain from harvest through processing, we unlock feedstocks others cannot economically use and convert natural variability into margin through multi-SKU outputs and defined blending pathways.

Rather than betting on capital-intensive monolithic production facilities, we will scale by replicating proven, standardised modules, reducing risk, shortening commissioning time, and improving capital efficiency.

With safety certification imminent and active commercial shipments, we are 'built to win' on system-level cost, regulatory simplicity, reliability, flexibility and optionality across ingredient applications.