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Produces animal-free protein using fermentation
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The EVERY Company produces animal-free protein, specifically vegan egg protein, using precision fermentation. This process merges traditional fermentation with modern technology to create high-quality protein without animal farming. The company primarily serves food and beverage brands that want to offer sustainable and ethical products, targeting health-conscious consumers, vegans, and environmentally aware individuals. EVERY's business model focuses on B2B partnerships with large distributors like Ingredion and AB InBev BioBrew, allowing them to scale operations and reach a broader market. Their revenue comes from selling protein ingredients to manufacturers, who then create their own plant-based products. The goal of The EVERY Company is to lead the shift towards sustainable and ethical food options by providing innovative protein solutions.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$239M
Headquarters
Daly City, California
Founded
2014
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SAN FRANCISCO - The EVERY Company, pioneers in the functional protein industry, and Landish Foods, a North American leader in nutritional wellness products, today announced the launch of a groundbreaking line of ready-to-mix powders under the new brand FERMY(TM): Protein Coffee Enhancer and Protein Matcha Latte.
Multinational food manufacturer Grupo Palacios has struck a commercial agreement with The EVERY Company—the first player to commercialize egg proteins produced by microbes instead of chickens—to incorporate its EVERY Egg liquid egg into its flagship Spanish omelets.Palacios’ Spanish omelets (potato tortillas) are sold as ready-to-eat products (frozen and refrigerated) in various formats (whole, sliced, mini) in retail and foodservice locations in multiple countries.In a press release announcing the deal, the Madrid-based company said it was “genuinely amazed” by the taste and versatility of EVERY Egg, adding that its “ability to seamlessly blend into a wide range of dishes while maintaining the authentic taste and texture of a high-quality hen egg is remarkable.”Palacios started out in the meat industry but has since branched out to tortillas, pizzas, pastries, and plant-based products. It generated revenues of €380 million ($407 million) in 2023, has 11 production plants in Spain, one in the UK and another in the US, with products distributed in 50+ countries.The EVERY Company VP and general manager Lance Lively told AgFunderNews: “Our intention with this collaboration is to ultimately be sold everywhere that Palacios currently sells its Spanish omelet products. This scale of distribution will of course take time, and the roll-out will depend on regulatory approvals and in-market success.”He added: “We are in the process of applying for regulatory approval in the EU. Fortunately, Palacios is a major Spanish food company that exports its products to Europe, the US, Latin America, the Middle East, and East Asia. There is strong overlap between Palacios’ international presence and EVERY’s target markets.”The Every Co portfolio: The EVERY Company engineers yeast (Komagataella phaffii) strains to express proteins found in eggs during a fermentation process requiring a source of sugars as the feedstock. To date, it has developed four ingredients:EVERY EggWhite : A 1-to-1 egg white replacer containing ovalbumin (the most prevalent protein in egg white) which delivers functional properties including aeration, whipping, gelling, binding, and foam stability.: A 1-to-1 egg white replacer containing ovalbumin (the most prevalent protein in egg white) which delivers functional properties including aeration, whipping, gelling, binding, and foam stability
The Vegetarian Butcher, part of Unilever, is partnering with The EVERY Company to enhance the texture and nutritional profile of its plant-based meat alternatives using The EVERY Company’s EVERY EggWhite. This proprietary ingredient, derived from precision fermentation, mimics the binding properties of conventional eggs without involving any animal components. “This […] ingredient is a natural fit with The Vegetarian Butcher’s mission to release animals from the food chain”. Formerly known as Clara Foods, EVERY has pioneered the development of animal-free egg products through a fermentation process that utilizes yeast and sugar to produce proteins that mimic the gelation properties of hen’s eggs. This method enables the production of high-quality, functional proteins with a significantly reduced environmental footprint compared to traditional animal farming
The Vegetarian Butcher, part of Unilever, is partnering with The EVERY Company to enhance the texture and nutritional profile of its plant-based meat alternatives using The EVERY Company's EVERY EggWhite.
The EVERY Company—the first player to commercialize egg proteins produced by microbes instead of chickens—has teamed up with Unilever-owned brand The Vegetarian Butcher to incorporate its animal-free egg whites into select meat alternative products as a clean label binder. A leading player in the alt meat space with products in thousands of retail and foodservice outlets across Europe and beyond with partnerships with Burger King and Subway, The Vegetarian Butcher was founded by Jaap Korteweg and Niko Koffeman in the Netherlands in 2010 and acquired by Unilever in 2018. Like many players in the space, it has been exploring binders that can serve as alternatives to egg white (an animal-derived ingredient with notoriously volatile pricing and availability thanks to recurrent bouts of avian flu) and methylcellulose (a highly-functional chemically modified binder with a less than consumer-friendly name)
The EVERY Company—which pioneered the tech to make egg proteins via precision fermentation—says it will be launching with multinational food companies this year as it ramps up manufacturing capacity to meet demand.The startup—founded by Arturo Elizondo and David Anchel in late 2014 as Clara Foods—has raised $233 million to date, a pretty jaw-dropping sum although markedly less than the staggering $840 million raised by Perfect Day to try and get its animal-free dairy business off the ground.According to Elizondo, who has raised capital from investors including Anne Hathaway, Bloom8, McWin Food Systems Fund, Temasek, TO Ventures, Grosvenor, and ZX Ventures, “We still have quite a bit of runway as we’ve been very lean. And part of it is that we’ve never invested in large-scale production capacity [in-house] and we’ve never entered the B2C world [by launching consumer brands].”He adds: “In 2024, we have two priorities: onboarding additional manufacturing capacity and translating that into products on shelves. So we’re going to start onboarding our first multinationals this year [with EVERY Protein and EVERY Egg White] then launch into foodservice with the EVERY Egg [a liquid whole egg alternative].“Our product is in limited production,” says Elizondo, who has forged partnerships with ingredients giant Ingredion [for distribution] and AB InBev (manufacturing, scale up). “So we’ve only unlocked metric tons of product for pilot trials when there is a real commitment behind it. We have a couple of multinationals already in the pipeline that we will share very soon.”‘The big driver is avian flu’The EVERY Company engineers yeast (Komagataella phaffii) strains to express proteins found in eggs during a fermentation process requiring a source of sugars as the feedstock and has secured ‘no questions’ letters from the FDA in response to its GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) determinations for its proteins (here, here, and here).The proteins are secreted into the broth in the tank and removed via a simple filtration process. The genetically engineered yeast is not present in the final proteins, which would not be classified as ‘bioengineered’ under US labeling laws, says the company.To date, the startup has developed four ingredients:EVERY Protein : a highly soluble, ‘near-invisible’ protein bio-identical to a glycoprotein (ovomucoid) found in egg white, enabling “new-to-the-world, protein-boosted beverages and food products with a neutral sensory profile and optical clarity.”: a highly soluble, ‘near-invisible’ protein bio-identical to a glycoprotein (ovomucoid) found in egg white, enabling “new-to-the-world, protein-boosted beverages and food products with a neutral sensory profile and optical clarity.” EVERY EggWhite : A 1-to-1 egg white replacer
By acquiring Every.com, The EVERY Company has made a clear statement about its intention to be at the forefront of its industry, both in terms of its innovative products and its online presence.
USA - The EVERY Company, a biotechnology firm specializing in animal-free proteins, has received US$2 million in funding from the United States Department o ...
TIME Magazine together with Statista, a leading statistics portal, recently unveiled America’s Top GreenTech Companies in 2024, recognizing 250 firms leading the charge in sustainability and environmental stewardship. Among these, FoodTech companies have a notable presence, with a total of 19 making the list, showcasing their pivotal role in advancing green technologies within the food industry. “Time’s feature is an astonishing declaration on the importance of replacing animal-based meat, dairy, and eggs in our food system”
Palacios, a Spanish agrifood leader, announced a partnership with The Every Co, a US-based startup using precision fermentation on egg proteins.