A tasteful opportunity to sink your teeth into
The Eat Beyond Global Fund is an innovative platform that provides access to the very best alternative food source companies from around the globe.
We’re the first fund of this kind rising to meet the growing demand for investments in a smarter, more secure food supply.
The industry is changing. Stay ahead of the curve with us
$3.7 Billion
Sales of plant-based CPG foods in the USA in the past year. Growth of 17%.*
10,000+
Units of Pizza Hut’s vegan pizza were sold in just 3 weeks after launch in the UK.
43%
Of Canadians are actively trying to incorporate plant-based foods into their diets.*
The facts support a move to alternative proteins
Our primary focus is on growth-stage companies in key categories:
PLANT-BASED PROTEIN
FERMENTED FOODS
CULTURED AGRICULTURE
FOOD TECH
CPG / VELOCITY
CELL AG
PLANT-BASED PROTEIN
FERMENTED FOODS
CULTURED AGRICULTURE
FOOD TECH
CPG / VELOCITY
CELL AG
The revolution is happening. It’s time to Eat Beyond
Ethical, secure food supply is a key decision factor for many consumers. Make it part of your investing strategy. Talk to us today.
In the Media
“KANSAS CITY — Plant protein has a place — or maybe it’s places — in the grain-based foods industry. Potential applications include sports nutrition bars, gluten-free items, snacks and frozen pizza...”
Investing in plant protein accelerates 
“At 9:30 a.m., the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange rang. All hell broke loose.
Investors went nuts to buy the newly trading stock and shares opened the day up 84%...”
Missed Out On Beyond Meat? Buy These Two IPOs This Week 
“May is turning out to be another busy month for plant-based meat deals, with Beyond Meat’s record IPO last week and the news this week that Hain Celestial has sold its WestSoy meat replacement business...”
Investors Find More Reasons To Back Plant-Based Meat Brands
“Prairie farmers who grow, rather than raise, protein sources are looking to break into the mainstream with new research and investments on how to sustainably feed the world...”
Canadian farmers, companies invest in plant-based protein amid growing demand 
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