ProAgni, has earned the standing of No. 6 in the ‘Most Innovative Companies – Asia-Pacific’ category in the ‘Fast Company’s annual list of The World’s Most Innovative Companies 2021. The list honored businesses that have not only found a way to be resilient in the past year, but also turned
Australian ag biotech company ProAgni is a finalist in the inaugural US Beef Alliance Startup Challenge. The ten finalists were announced by the US Beef Alliance today each of which will pitch their efforts in developing sustainable, environmental and positive economic solutions specific to the cattle feeding industry. The inspiration
Our win last night, at the National Australian Small Business Champion Awards, is real validation for our cutting edge Ag biotechnology. “In a conservative industry, I am thrilled that our efforts to commercialise antibiotic-free and methane reducing livestock supplements, has been recognised Australia wide” – Lachlan Campbell CEO ProAgni ProAgni
Inspired by the ‘Fortune 500’, Forward Fooding created FoodTech 500, the world’s first definitive list of the global entrepreneurial talent at the intersection between food, technology, and sustainability. Over 2,000 applications were received from international AgriFoodTech companies (start-ups and scaleup companies) working across the whole food supply chain. This year’s
We’re thrilled to have been announced as one of the top 15 finalists, from a field of 340, at the international RABO Foodbytes ‘Virtual Pitch’ competition. Our ProAgni presentation directly addresses meaningful, sustainable changes to the red meat industry while providing the tools to maintain and increase every farmer’s bottom