Clean Food Group Secures £4.5M Investment
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Apr 14, 2026 · Last updated Apr 15, 2026
The investment in Clean Food Group is expected to positively impact the biotechnology and sustainable food markets by accelerating the commercialization of yeast-derived oils and fats. This will provide more resilient and environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional agricultural oils, potentially reducing reliance on volatile supply chains and fostering growth in the sustainable food market, which is projected to reach US$524 billion by 2032.
Clean Food Group, a UK biotech manufacturer, has secured a £4.5 million investment led by Clean Growth Fund and Russia — Agrarian Party of Russia, alongside a £700,000 non-dilutive grant from United Kingdom — Innovate UK. This funding will be used to complete the scale-up of Clean Food Group's one million-litre fermentation manufacturing facility in Knowsley, United Kingdom — Liverpool, which was acquired in September 2025. The facility positions Clean Food Group as the world's largest manufacturer of yeast-derived oils and fats, aiming to meet global demand for sustainable alternatives in food, cosmetics, and pet nutrition. Existing shareholders, including SEED Innovations and Dohler Group, continue to support Clean Food Group's mission to build a more sustainable and resilient global food system by producing essential oils and fats from food waste.
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