- Eat Well’s goal of investing in the entire plant-based supply chain has seen it acquire Belle Pulses Ltd., Sapientia, and 51% of Amara Organic Foods
- It has also seen the company invest in the CPG sector, food technology, agribusiness, and the media sectors in what the management describes as a strong foundation within its investment platform
- The company recognizes the ongoing global supply chain challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, as an opportunity to grow its market share and address an unfulfilled demand for its products
- It maintains its 2022 revenue projections for its portfolio companies at $100 million, attributing it to the strong foundation it has laid down so far, as well as the aggressive push for its brand in the market
Since its inception, Eat Well Investment Group (CSE: EWG) (OTC: EWGFF) has remained committed to exploring and evaluating new investment opportunities in plant-based foods. Its operations have explored various sectors, including precision fermentation and regenerative agriculture, with the overall goal of investing in the entire plant-based supply chain in what it describes as a “seed-to-market” approach (https://ibn.fm/y1MGo).
This outlook has seen Eat Well grow its portfolio significantly over the past few years, even securing awards for its pulse processing. In July 2021, the company completed a 100% acquisition of Belle Pulses Ltd., one of the top pulse processors in Canada, having exited 2020 with over $60 million in…
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